15+ Baby Shower Minute-to-Win-It Games That Will Have Everyone Cracking Up

Sixty seconds!

That's all your guests get to prove they can stack diapers, change a baby doll, or complete some ridiculous challenge before the timer runs out.

And if you ask me, that sounds like a pretty good way to entertain people at a baby shower.

I have always thought short games are better for parties because nobody has to spend forever waiting for their turn.

You can play a few rounds, announce the winners, and get back to eating and chatting without making the whole celebration about games.

Plus, there's something funny about watching grown adults take a one-minute challenge so seriously.

The good news is that most of these games only need simple baby items and a timer.

So, if you're looking for something quick, competitive, and a little silly, I have gathered 15 baby shower minute-to-win-it games that will get everyone laughing.

And don't forget to keep your phone timer ready.

Baby Shower Minute-to-Win-It Games

1. Stack the Diapers Tower Challenge

@littlethings

How tall can you stack diapers in one minute without everything falling apart?

Give guests a pile of clean diapers and challenge them to build the tallest tower possible before the timer ends.

I bet some people will start getting very confident until their entire tower comes crashing down.

The winner should be whoever has the tallest tower still standing when the clock stops.

2. Guess That Baby Food Blindfolded

@jennyfarmer

Blindfold a few willing guests, give them separate spoonfuls of different baby food flavors, and see how many they can correctly identify in sixty seconds.

I don't know why, but watching someone struggle to identify mashed peas sounds so funny.

Just check for food allergies beforehand because we don't need any unexpected surprises.

3. Cotton Ball Spoon Race Madness

@nancysidman

Balancing cotton balls on a spoon sounds ridiculously easy until you have to race across the room without dropping them.

4. Unwrap the Baby Bottle Fastest

@girlietolentino

Wrap little baby bottles with ribbons and challenge everyone to unwrap theirs using only one hand.

No help from the other hand!

I think the ribbon knots will be everyone's biggest problem, especially when the timer starts moving faster than expected.

The first person to completely unwrap their bottle wins.

5. Pacifier Fishing With One Hand

@lindawerbylo

Put pacifiers inside a bowl and see how many each guest can scoop out using one hand while keeping the other behind their back.

It's such a simple challenge, but I would love to see how competitive people become over a bowl of pacifiers.

6. Blow the Onesie Off the Hanger

@deborahsmith

Whoever thought of making people blow tiny baby clothes off a hanger with a straw was definitely looking for something funny.

Hang a lightweight onesie on a little clothesline and let guests try moving it off its hanger using only air from their straws.

Imagine someone spending the entire minute blowing and the onesie barely moving.

7. Roll the Baby Carriage With Your Nose

@debford

This game involves pushing a tiny toy baby carriage across a clean floor using only your nose, and I already know some guests will refuse to participate because they don't want to look ridiculous.

8. Diaper the Doll in Record Time

@tressavillinesmacvittiepratt

I think this is one of the most appropriate minute-to-win-it games for a baby shower.

Blindfold the players and give them a baby doll and a fresh diaper, then set the timer.

The goal is to change the diaper correctly before sixty seconds are up.

And don't just award the prize to whoever finishes first because the diaper actually needs to fit properly!

I can imagine some guests wrapping the diaper backwards in their hurry.

9. Fill the Baby Bottle Relay Race

@princessle

If you're celebrating outdoors, have guests transfer water into empty baby bottles as quickly as possible.

You can divide everyone into teams and see which team fills its bottle the highest before the minute ends.

Just be prepared for a little water spilling everywhere.

10. Name That Baby Animal Game

Print out a list of animals and challenge guests to correctly name the babies of as many as possible in sixty seconds, because knowing what a baby elephant is called is one thing, but some of those unusual animal names will have everyone thinking. 

Related: 15 Printable Baby Shower Games That Make Party Planning So Much Easier

11. Scoop the Cotton Balls Into Bowl

@zanahtoure

Okay, this one sounds a little crazy.

Put cotton balls inside a lightweight bowl below, then balance an empty bowl carefully on a guest's head.

The challenge is to scoop as many cotton balls as possible into the bucket on their head from the one below without using their bare hands.

I would probably spend more time laughing than actually getting anything into the bowl.

12. Pin the Dummy on the Baby

@uncommonnonsenseltd

Remember playing Pin the Tail on the Donkey?

This is the baby shower version, where guests are blindfolded and challenged to place a paper pacifier on an illustrated baby poster.

Give everyone one minute to get as close to the correct spot as possible, and prepare yourself for some very questionable placements.

13. Measure Mama's Belly With Yarn

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Have guests cut a piece of yarn to match what they think the mom-to-be's belly measures, all within sixty seconds.

If she's comfortable with being measured, you can compare the yarn lengths afterward and see who got the closest.

I think the wildly different guesses will be funny enough without anyone needing to win.

Related: 22 Baby Shower Games Everyone Will Actually Want To Play

14. Toilet Paper Swaddle Sprint

@sayble'sbabyshowers

Give each team a baby doll and a roll of toilet paper, then challenge them to wrap the realistic baby doll before time runs out.

The finished results might not look anything like a proper swaddle, but that's the point of the game!

15. Baby Bottle Bowling

@melissabosso

For the last game, set plastic baby bottles on the floor, arrange them for a bowling game.

Blindfold players and give them sixty seconds to try and knock down all the bottles with a small lightweight ball.

Sounds simple, right?

Well, I wouldn't be surprised if someone missed every single roll

And that would probably be me.

Conclusion

Who knew one minute could bring this much entertainment to a baby shower?

I think minute-to-win-it games are especially nice when you have guests who enjoy a little friendly competition but don't want to spend the whole afternoon playing games.

You can easily choose four or five challenges from this list and have everyone compete in teams.

I would start with the diaper tower, move on to something funny like the baby carriage race, and finish with the ring toss.

And please don't forget to have someone keep track of the winners because people can get VERY competitive when prizes are involved.

You don't even need expensive rewards.

A little gift or some bragging rights can be enough to make the whole thing interesting.

So, get your supplies ready, set the timer, and let's see who can survive sixty seconds without making a complete mess of their challenge.

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15+ Baby Shower Trivia Games That Will Have Everyone Thinking

How much do you actually know about babies?

I thought I knew quite a few things until I started looking into baby trivia questions, and let's just say there are some things I would never have guessed correctly.

And that's exactly why I think trivia games deserve a place at baby showers.

They're simple, don't require too much preparation, and you get to find out who among your guests knows the most random things about babies.

Plus, you don't have to be a parent to participate, which makes everything even more interesting.

I particularly like trivia games that involve celebrities, funny facts, and a little guessing because nobody wants to spend an entire party answering serious questions.

So, if you're looking for something to entertain your guests between eating, chatting, and opening gifts, here are 15 baby shower trivia ideas worth trying.

And don't forget to keep a few prizes nearby because some people take these games VERY seriously!

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15 Baby Shower Trivia Games That Will Have Everyone Thinking

1. Guess the Baby Food Flavor Challenge

@liz

Have you ever wondered what pureed peas and sweet potatoes taste like from those tiny baby food jars?

Well, here's your chance to find out.

Blindfold your guests, give them little samples of different baby food flavors, and ask them to guess what they're eating, and then let them record their guess with our "Guess the Baby Food Flavor" worksheet card to look more put together. 

I would love to see everyone's reaction when they get a flavor they weren't expecting.

2. Guess the Celebrity Baby

@gretchenramos

If your guests love celebrity gossip, ask them to match famous celebrities with their faces when they were babies, and see who actually knows much about the Hollywood families. Our celebrity baby printable trivia template can help you recreate this game.

3. Finish the Nursery Rhymes

Remember Twinkle Twinkle Little Star and all those nursery rhymes we used to sing as children?

Apparently, completing the very next line entirely from memory is harder than it sounds.

Hand out game cards listing classic opening lines and challenge guests to write down the rest without checking their phones.

Just make sure everyone follows the "no Googling" rule because that's where the real memory test begins!

4. Name That Baby Animal in Seconds

A baby deer is called a fawn, but do you know what a baby hare is called?

I love this kind of trivia because some animal names are so unusual, and the person who answers the most correctly before the timer runs out gets to win.

5. Guess Mom's Belly Size With Ribbon

@deltachildren 

Not exactly your regular trivia question, but this game deserves a place on the list.

Give guests pieces of satin ribbon and ask them to estimate the circumference of the mom-to-be's belly using these cutout cards.

If she's comfortable with being measured, compare everyone's guesses afterward.

I bet some of the ribbon lengths will be ridiculously different.

6. How Much Did Famous Royal Babies Weigh?

@frisahall

Royal babies get plenty of attention when they're born, but how many people actually remember their birth weights?

For example, Prince George weighed 8 pounds 6 ounces, while Princess Charlotte weighed 8 pounds 3 ounces.

You can prepare a few questions about famous royal births and let everyone guess the answers.

I think this would be especially interesting for guests who love following the royal family.

And you could even decorate your trivia cards with tiny gold crowns to match the theme.

7. Fill In the Disney Lullaby Lyric

Disney songs have been part of so many childhoods, so why not turn them into a baby shower trivia game?

Use short missing-word prompts from familiar lullabies like Baby Mine and A Dream Is a Wish Your Heart Makes, then see who remembers the correct words.

8. Guess the Decade by Baby Trends

@berrysweetfinds

Baby products and nursery decorations have changed so much over the years.

Think pastel nurseries from the 1950s, vintage baby clothes, and those colorful plastic toys that were everywhere in the 1990s.

Show your guests pictures of different baby trends and ask them to guess which decade they belong to.

The older guests might have a little advantage with this one.

9. Which Pregnancy Craving Is Most Common?

\Snickers, Sugar Daddy, Lifesavers, and Milky Way are all sweet treats people love, so why not let your guests match them up with baby-related terms in a fun pregnancy candy matching game?

10. Identify the Baby Gear by Silhouette

If you want a baby shower trivia game that looks a little different, print out silhouettes of popular baby products.

From strollers to baby bottles and onesies, guests have to identify each item without seeing the actual picture.

I particularly like this idea for a minimalist-themed baby shower because the cards can look really pretty too.

11. How Long Does Pregnancy Last for Animals?

Did you know that elephants can carry their babies for around 22 months?

I think that's such an interesting fact!

Prepare questions about different animals, including tiger sharks and mice and have guests guess how long their pregnancies last.

You might be surprised by how many answers people get wrong.

12. Guess the Baby Name

Baby names come in so many styles, and trying to guess the one the parents will choose is half the fun.

Set out cards for guests to write down a name suggestion they think mum might love, then have them fold their card and drop it into a bowl.

I would use soft blue accents and playful wavy borders for the instruction sign because why not make the setup look stylish too?

And once everyone has submitted a guess, reading the suggestions aloud while mum tries to guess who wrote each one is a great way to get everyone laughing and talking about names.

Related: 15 Printable Baby Shower Games That Make Party Planning So Much Easier

13. True or False: Old Wives' Tales About Gender

Apparently, some people still believe you can predict a baby's sex by looking at the shape of the mom's belly or checking what she's craving.

Turn those old wives' tales into true-or-false questions and see which guests know the difference between myths and facts.

Of course, these traditional predictions aren't scientifically reliable, but they can make for some funny conversations.

14. Say Baby Around the World Matching Game 

Want to add something global to your baby shower trivia?

Ask guests how to say the word "baby" in different languages around the world, and match each translation with its correct country or language based on the list in this matching game idea.

15. Fastest Time to Diaper a Baby Doll

@bonnielennox

Let's finish with something a little more active because not everyone wants to sit around answering questions all afternoon.

Give your guests a baby doll, a fresh diaper, and a stopwatch.

The challenge is to change the doll's diaper correctly in the shortest amount of time while blindfolded.

I can already imagine how competitive some of the parents in the room will become.

And if someone who has never changed a diaper wins, that would be even funnier.

Conclusion

So, how many of these baby shower trivia games do you think you would win?

Personally, I would probably do well with the Disney songs and celebrity questions, but the animal pregnancy facts might be another story.

The nice thing about trivia is that you can make the questions as easy or difficult as you want.

You can even combine a few different categories into one big game rather than playing them separately.

I would recommend including a mixture of funny, educational, and personal questions so nobody feels left out.

And please don't forget to prepare the answers before the party begins!

The last thing you want is everyone arguing over a question when you don't even know the correct answer yourself.

Other than that, bring out the trivia cards, give everyone a pencil, and let the games begin.

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15 Printable Baby Shower Games That Make Party Planning So Much Easier

I have a special appreciation for party ideas that don't require me to spend hours preparing everything from scratch.

And printable baby shower games fall right into that category.

Because after choosing the decorations, planning the food, sending invitations, and making sure everything looks pretty, who has time to invent complicated games?

Certainly not me!

One thing I like about printables is how easy they are to customize.

You can choose colors that match your baby shower theme, print as many copies as you need, and have everything waiting on the table before guests arrive.

And if you're going for a more elegant baby shower, you can still make the game sheets look really beautiful.

Think pastel colors, little floral details, and some cute baby-inspired illustrations.

So, whether you love traditional guessing games or want something a little more creative, I have compiled 15 printable baby shower game ideas that are simple to organize and actually enjoyable.

15 Printable Baby Shower Games That Make Party Planning So Much Easier

1. Guess the Baby Food Flavor

For this game, print a little answer sheet with numbered spaces and arrange different baby food jars with matching labels.

Guests have to taste each flavor and write down what they think they're eating.

I think the funny reactions will make this game worth playing, especially when someone confidently identifies the completely wrong flavor.

2. Baby Bingo Cards for Every Guest

Bingo is one of those games that works for almost every kind of party, and baby showers are no different.

I adore the pastel pink and blue designs on our 37-pages printable bingo cards.

You can have guests mark baby-related items as gifts are opened or play a traditional calling version with baby-themed words.

Either way, it's a nice way to keep everyone involved without making things complicated.

3. Who Knows Mommy Best Quiz

Print out a few questions about the mom-to-be's favorite things, childhood memories, and funny habits, then challenge guests to see who really knows her best.

I particularly like the gold and floral card designs because they look so elegant for something as simple as a quiz.

4. Predict the Baby Stats Sheet

Who doesn't love guessing when a baby will arrive?

Prepare cute prediction sheets with spaces for the baby's birth date, weight, length, and maybe even hair color.

I love the watercolor pastel designs because they look like something the parents would actually want to keep afterward.

And imagine reading everyone's predictions once the little one finally arrives.

5. Baby Animal Name Matching Game (Free)

Our FREE baby animal name matching printable game with cute woodland animal illustrations sounds adorable for a baby shower.

Have guests match adult animals with the names of their babies, including a few difficult ones to make things interesting.

The person who gets the most correct answers wins.

6. Finish the Nursery Rhyme Challenge

I bet most people remember Twinkle Twinkle Little Star, but what about some of the less popular nursery rhymes?

Print out the beginning of different nursery rhymes and leave blank spaces for guests to complete the missing words.

I like the vintage storybook look of these printable cards, especially with the soft lavender colors.

It's giving childhood memories in the cutest way.

7. Price Is Right Baby Items

Baby essentials can be surprisingly expensive, so why not turn that into a game?

Create printable sheets with pictures of diapers, wipes, baby lotion, and other products, then have everyone guess their prices with our "price is right" printable game.

I think guests who haven't shopped for baby items in a while might be in for a surprise.

8. Don't Say Baby Word Ban

You don't need a whole worksheet to make a printable useful.

For this game, print a cute little sign explaining that nobody is allowed to say the word BABY, then give everyone a clothespin* when they arrive.

Anyone caught saying the forbidden word loses their pin to the person who noticed.

The guest with the most pins at the end wins.

And if you're anything like me, you'll probably forget the rules after five minutes.

9. Draw the Baby Blindfolded Game

Give everyone a printed drawing sheet, something to draw with, and a blindfold*, then ask them to sketch a baby without looking.

I can already imagine how questionable some of those drawings will be, especially when everyone starts comparing their artwork.

10. Baby Shower Story Title Guess

Decoding complicated clues is so fun when guests try to figure out famous children’s books hidden behind wordy descriptions with our baby shower story title printable game.

Print out a game card filled with hilarious, overly formal rewrites of classic story titles, then let everyone write down their best guesses.

I would definitely have guests share their answers out loud at the end because seeing who actually cracked the codes brings plenty of laughs.

11. Celebrity Baby Name Trivia

If your guests love pop culture, print out a list of unusual celebrity baby pictures and challenge them to match each one with the correct famous name with our celebrity baby printable trivia.

See more: 15 Baby Shower Trivia Games That Will Have Everyone Thinking

12. Mommy's Measurements Belly Guess

This is one of those traditional baby shower games that you can easily turn into a printable activity.

Give everyone a little card to write their estimated belly measurement before cutting a matching length of ribbon.

If the mom-to-be is comfortable with it, compare everyone's guesses with her actual measurement.

I would use soft pink cards with little floral details to make the game look cute on the table.

13. Baby Bucket List Wish

Instead of ordinary advice cards, print little bucket list sheets where guests can write experiences they hope the baby gets to enjoy while growing up.

It could be learning to swim, visiting somewhere beautiful, or going on a fun family adventure.

I love how personal this activity is, especially because the parents can save the cards as keepsakes.

14. Diaper Raffle Ticket Printable

Printable diaper raffle tickets with cute floral details are such an easy way to organize a little prize draw for guests who choose to bring diapers, while also making the gift table look more coordinated.

15. Baby Shower Word Scramble Puzzle

If you need a game that guests can play while sitting at their tables, our word scramble printable game is a good choice.

Print out worksheets containing scrambled baby-related words and give everyone a few minutes to figure them out.

I particularly like the yellow and floral printable designs because they're cheerful without looking too childish.

You can even have guests compete in pairs if you want to make the game a little more social.

And whoever gets the most words right wins a cute prize.

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Conclusion

Printable baby shower games are one of those little things that can make hosting a party so much easier.

You don't have to spend an entire afternoon preparing complicated activities when a few cute game sheets can do the job.

And you can make them look just as beautiful as the rest of your decorations.

I would personally print a mixture of trivia games, prediction cards, and something funny like Mad Libs.

That way, guests have different activities to choose from instead of answering the same kind of questions all afternoon.

You can also print a few extra copies because you never know when someone might bring an additional guest.

And don't forget the pens!

Imagine arranging all those pretty game sheets on the table only to discover nobody has anything to write with.

Other than that, pick your favorite printables, prepare a few prizes, and enjoy the celebration.

Because baby shower games should be fun, not another reason to stress yourself out before the party even begins.

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18 Simple Baby Shower Decorations That Are Too Cute Not To Try

Not every baby shower needs hundreds of balloons, expensive flowers, and decorations covering every corner of the room.

Sometimes, keeping things simple is actually better.

I have seen some beautiful baby shower setups where the decorations were nothing more than a few flowers, balloons, and a nicely arranged table.

And honestly, I think that's cute.

Whether you are planning a small celebration at home or just don't want to spend too much money decorating a venue, there's always something you can do to make the space look special.

The trick is picking a few decorations that work nicely together instead of trying to use every idea you come across.

So, here are some simple baby shower decorations that are beautiful, easy to work with, and definitely worth considering for your little one's celebration.

18 Simple Baby Shower Decorations That Are Too Cute Not to Try

1. Fluffy Cloud Balloon Ceiling

@ang

White balloons hanging from the ceiling to look like little clouds? That's adorable.

You can add a few pastel balloons around them to give the whole setup some color without making it too busy.

2. Dried Pampas Grass Centerpieces

@perfectballoon

Pampas grass is one of those decorations that can make a plain table look so much better.

All you need is a clear glass vase and a few dried stems.

I like how the feathery texture gives everything that relaxed boho look.

You can even use the same vases around the venue after the baby shower, which is a plus.

3. Mini Potted Succulent Favors

@thesucculentsource

Little succulents arranged in terracotta pots on a wooden table make the cutest baby shower favor display, and your guests can take them home afterward.

4. Floral Hoop Welcome Sign

@thevirginiaartisandesignco

Want to make your entrance look beautiful without using a whole balloon arch?

A wooden hoop decorated with blush flowers and sage greenery is a nice way to do that.

Add a message in the middle and you've got yourself a lovely entrance decoration.

5. Gold Paper Star Garland

@hercampusatpennstate

Who knew paper stars could look this good as baby shower decorations?

You can hang the stars at different heights above the gift table so they don't all look the same.

I would use gold strings too, just to keep everything matching.

This is especially nice if you are planning a twinkle-twinkle-little-star baby shower theme.

6. Lemon and Greenery Table Setup

@summersmith

Fresh lemons, eucalyptus leaves, and a white tablecloth are such a beautiful combination for a summer baby shower.

The yellow color adds enough brightness to the table that you really don't need too many extra decorations.

7. Blue and Teal Balloon Arch

@chicballoonboutique

Blue balloon arches are popular for baby boy showers, but this one is a little different.

Instead of using just blue, mix pastel blue with teal balloons.

The change in color gives the arch a more interesting appearance.

8. Macrame Backdrop With Flowers

@greenweddingshoes

A simple macrame hanging decorated with beautiful flowers is perfect for anyone who loves boho baby shower decorations.

9. BABY Marquee Letters

@kmshire

Big letters spelling BABY behind the dessert table? I'm here for it.

The warm lights make the letters stand out, especially if you are having an indoor celebration.

I would keep the table decorations very simple because those letters are already getting all the attention.

And if you are planning an evening shower, this would be even more beautiful.

10. Classic Children's Book Display

@vibecrafty

For a storybook-themed baby shower, arrange some classic children's books in little stacks on the table.

The soft, colors of the books make such a nice centerpiece, top it with flowers and a stuffed bunny.

11. Pastel Ribbon Ceiling Canopy

@paigejeanette

Blush, blue and green ribbons hanging from one point on the ceiling can make an otherwise plain room look so cheerful.

12. Botanical Leaf Table Runner

@wayfairprofessionals

A green botanical print table runner is another simple way to decorate your baby shower tables.

I particularly like the deep green leaves because they bring in plenty of color without being overwhelming.

Pair it with gold cutlery and plain white plates, and you're good to go.

13. Wicker Bassinet Filled With Flowers

@daisybloomevents

Using a baby bassinet as part of the decorations is actually a very sweet idea.

The wicker basket filled with blush roses, white flowers, and greenery would look beautiful beside the gift table.

You don't need to place anything else around it if you want a simple setup.

I also think this would be adorable for a vintage-inspired baby shower.

14. Acrylic Sign With Dried Flowers

@elliestyle

A clear acrylic welcome sign with pressed dried flowers is one of those decorations that looks expensive without requiring too many different pieces.

The neutral colors are particularly nice for a gender-neutral baby shower.

15. Glass Jar Wildflower Centerpieces

@artfulhouse

I love decorations that don't require you to buy special vases for one occasion.

A few mason jars filled with wildflowers can look just as beautiful as expensive floral arrangements.

You can group three jars of different sizes in the middle of each table for a relaxed farmhouse appearance.

16. Pastel Tissue Pom-Pom 

@janincromarty

Lavender, peach, and cream tissue paper pom-poms arranged on a wall make a simple and colorful baby shower backdrop, especially if you need to decorate a bare corner.

17. Hanging Paper Butterfly Decorations

@fettilane

Butterflies at a baby shower are always a good idea if you ask me.

The little paper butterflies hanging from the ceiling make it look like they are floating around the room.

You can use soft pink and ivory for a very delicate appearance.

This would be especially pretty above a dessert table or near the picture area.

And the good thing is that you can make the butterflies yourself if you have some extra time.

18. Outdoor Crochet Bunting Banner

@gabriel

Having a baby shower in your backyard? Then you should consider hanging a crochet bunting banner between two trees.

It's simple, gives the party a little vintage charm, and doesn't take up any table space.

Conclusion

I think one mistake people make when decorating for a baby shower is assuming that more decorations automatically mean a prettier party.

That's not always the case.

You can have a beautifully decorated space with just a few thoughtful details, especially when the colors and decorations complement each other.

And if you are working with a small budget, there's nothing wrong with keeping things minimal.

My advice would be to focus on the entrance, the main table, and maybe one pretty area for pictures.

That way, your baby shower will still look beautiful without having to decorate every single corner.

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