Baby May 31, 2026

25 Printable Baby Shower Games Guests Will Actually Want to Play

By Sloane Miller 8 Min Read
Printable Baby Shower Game Ideas

25 Printable Baby Shower Games Guests Will Actually Want to Play

Baby showers are one of those celebrations where everyone arrives excited to eat cake, admire tiny baby clothes, and guess who the baby will look like.

But somewhere between opening gifts and taking photos, you usually need something that keeps the room laughing and talking.

That is where printable baby shower games come in. They are easy, affordable, and honestly a lifesaver when you are hosting.

No complicated setup and no giant supply list. Just print them out, place them on the tables, and suddenly everyone is competing over nursery rhymes.

Whether you are planning a cozy at-home shower or a full brunch, these printable baby shower games are the ones guests actually enjoy playing.

If you want to announce your baby’s gender before the shower, see our top gender reveal ideas.

Here are 25 of the best ideas organized by type so you can mix and match for the perfect shower.

If you are planning a summer event, browse our favorite june baby shower ideas.


Classic Printable Baby Shower Games

These are the timeless games that show up at baby showers for a reason. They are easy to understand, fun for mixed-age groups, and guaranteed to get people talking.

1. Baby Word Scramble

A printable Baby Word Scramble game card styled with elegant neutral borders
Design Tip: Print word scrambles on cardstock paper from Target.

Create a printable filled with scrambled baby-related words like stroller, pacifier, diaper, and swaddle. Set a timer for two or three minutes and see who can solve the most words correctly.

2. Baby Animal Match Game

A Baby Animal Match printable game card with woodland animal illustrations
Design Tip: Pair matching animal games with woodland themed decor from Target.

Guests match baby animals to their adult names like joey and kangaroo or calf and cow. This one is especially great for woodland or safari-themed showers and works well for guests of all ages.

3. Nursery Rhyme Quiz

An elegant Nursery Rhyme Quiz printable with fill-in-the-blank lines
Shopping Tip: Find nursery rhyme game sheets and pens on Amazon.

Print out incomplete nursery rhyme lines and let guests fill in the missing words. It sounds easy until everyone suddenly forgets how Humpty Dumpty ends.

4. Celebrity Baby Match

A Celebrity Baby Match game printable board with celebrity photos
Design Tip: Source printable celebrity match-up templates at IKEA.

Print photos of celebrity parents and babies and have guests match them correctly. This game always gets people laughing and debating their answers.

5. Baby Name Race

A Baby Name Race printable sheet with lines for every alphabet letter
Shopping Tip: Find minimalist baby name race cards on Amazon.

Choose a letter and give guests one minute to write as many baby names as possible starting with that letter. Whoever writes the most unique names wins.


Funny Games That Get Everyone Laughing

These are the printable games that usually become the highlight of the shower because people loosen up fast once the laughter starts.

6. Dirty Diaper Candy Bar Game

A Dirty Diaper Candy Bar Game answer sheet next to mini diapers
Design Tip: Purchase mini newborn diapers and candy bars at Target.

Print answer sheets for guests while melted candy bars are hidden inside diapers. Guests guess which candy bar matches each diaper.

While it might seem slightly messy, it is guaranteed to get everyone laughing.

7. Who Knows Mommy Best?

A Who Knows Mommy Best questionnaire card styled in dusty pink colors
Design Tip: Source customized pregnancy questionnaires at Pottery Barn Kids.

Create a printable questionnaire with fun questions about the mom-to-be like her cravings, favorite baby name, or weirdest pregnancy symptom. Guests compete to see who knows her best.

8. Guess the Baby Food

A Guess the Baby Food game scorecard next to numbered baby food jars
Shopping Tip: Pick up organic baby food jars and wooden tasting spoons at Target.

Print scorecards while guests taste mystery baby foods and guess the flavors. Watching adults try pureed peas is entertainment on its own.

9. Baby Predictions Card

An elegant Baby Predictions Card with prompts for birth stats and baby features
Shopping Tip: Find customized prediction cards and card boxes on Amazon.

Guests fill out predictions for the baby’s birth date, weight, eye color, and future personality traits. These become incredibly fun to look back on later.

10. Would Mommy Rather?

A Would Mommy Rather baby shower game sheet styled in clean sage green
Design Tip: Find minimalist multiple-choice game layouts at Crate & Kids.

Print multiple-choice questions asking what the mom-to-be would prefer between two funny options. Guests try to guess her answers correctly.


Printable Games Perfect for Large Groups

These games work especially well when you have a bigger shower and want something everyone can do at the same time without needing a ton of setup.

11. Baby Bingo

A Baby Bingo card styled with blank grid boxes for gift opening predictions
Shopping Tip: Order bingo cards and wood card boxes at Crate & Kids.

Guests fill in bingo squares with gifts they think the mom-to-be will open during gift time. As gifts are opened, everyone marks their cards.

This keeps people engaged during the entire gift-opening process.

12. Price Is Right Baby Edition

The Price Is Right Baby Edition game display with pricing sheets
Design Tip: Set up baby item price display boards with clips from IKEA.

Print a list of common baby items like wipes, bottles, diapers, and pacifiers. Guests guess the prices, and whoever gets closest without going over wins.

13. Baby Emoji Pictionary

A Baby Emoji Pictionary game sheet with emoji clues for baby terms
Shopping Tip: Find cute emoji pictionary game templates on Amazon.

Use baby-related emojis to represent phrases, songs, or baby items. Guests decode them on their printable answer sheets.

It is surprisingly challenging and very funny.

14. Name That Baby Tune

A Name That Baby Tune game answer sheet decorated with gold stars
Shopping Tip: Source custom baby song sheets and clipboards on Amazon.

Print answer sheets while short clips of songs with baby in the title are played. Guests write down as many song titles as they can recognize.

15. Alphabet Baby Race

An Alphabet Baby Race printable with lines next to letters A to Z
Design Tip: Pick up minimalist alphabet printouts and pens at Target.

Guests write one baby-related item for every letter of the alphabet. It starts easy and suddenly everyone is stuck on the letter X.


Sweet and Sentimental Printable Games

Not every game has to be loud or competitive. These printable ideas feel more personal and often become keepsakes for the parents afterward.

16. Advice for the Parents Cards

A beautifully styled Advice for the Parents Card next to a tiny toy
Shopping Tip: Find pretty parenting advice cards and card boxes on Amazon.

Print pretty cards where guests can write parenting advice, funny tips, or encouraging messages. When assembling advice cards for new parents, safety-first tips make the most valuable additions.

The American Academy of Pediatrics strongly emphasizes back-to-sleep guidelines and keeping the crib free of loose bedding to prevent sleep-related hazards.

You can refer to the AAP baby safe sleep guidelines to share essential safety-first tips with the parents-to-be.

17. Letters to Baby

Letters to Baby stationery card with neutral botanical designs
Shopping Tip: Find botanical themed keepsake stationery at Pottery Barn Kids.

Guests write little notes or wishes for the baby to read someday. This is one of the most emotional activities at almost every shower.

18. Mommy or Daddy?

A Mommy or Daddy baby shower game card styled in minimalist charcoal grey
Design Tip: Pick up custom parent matching quiz sheets at Target.

Guests guess whether certain childhood facts or habits belong to mom or dad. This game always creates cute stories and funny conversations.

19. Wishes for Baby Printable

A Wishes for Baby card decorated with delicate white watercolor roses
Design Tip: Source rose-embellished wish cards at Target.

Create prompts like I hope you learn, I hope you love, and I hope you always. Guests fill them out for the baby.

20. Baby Bucket List

A Baby Bucket List printable card with blank spaces for future activity ideas
Design Tip: Find cute bucket list templates and card boxes at Carter’s.

Guests write ideas for future memories the parents should create with the baby like first zoo trip, baking cookies together, or family vacations.

For autumn celebrations, check out our guide on halloween baby shower themes.


Easy Low-Prep Printable Games

These are ideal if you are short on time but still want the shower to feel thoughtful and fun.

21. Baby Trivia Quiz

A Baby Trivia Quiz game sheet with multiple-choice questions
Shopping Tip: Find trivia game booklets and matching pens on Amazon.

Print multiple-choice baby trivia questions about pregnancy, babies, and parenting facts. Easy to prepare and surprisingly entertaining.

22. Guess the Due Date Calendar

A Guess the Due Date calendar grid printable sheet
Design Tip: Source minimalist wall calendars and calendar displays at IKEA.

Print a calendar where guests pick the date they think the baby will arrive. The closest guess wins once the baby is born.

23. Find the Guest Bingo

A Find the Guest Bingo card with icebreaker prompts in the squares
Design Tip: Purchase bingo icebreaker card templates from Target.

Create bingo squares with prompts like Has three kids, Loves coffee, or Has changed a diaper today. Guests mingle to find someone matching each square.

24. Baby ABCs Challenge

A Baby ABCs Challenge game card with alphabetical list lines
Design Tip: Pick up cardstock game sheets and pencils from Amazon.

Guests race to write baby-related words for every alphabet letter before the timer runs out. It is fast-paced and works for almost any crowd.

25. Guess How Many Candies

A Guess How Many Candies card with a baby bottle illustration
Shopping Tip: Find baby bottle jars and guess cards on Amazon.

Fill a baby bottle with candies and print guessing cards for guests to write their estimates. Closest answer wins the jar at the end.


Sloane’s Take

Sloane’s Take

“Do not overdo the games. Two or three really good printable games are usually more fun than trying to fill every second of the shower with activities. Guests mostly want time to eat, talk, and celebrate the mom-to-be. The best games are the ones that feel effortless and keep the energy relaxed instead of overly competitive.”


Final Thoughts

The best printable baby shower games are the ones that make guests feel comfortable, included, and genuinely entertained. They do not need to be complicated to create memorable moments. Sometimes the simplest games end up being the funniest part of the entire shower.

Whether you want something sentimental, hilarious, or super easy to set up, printable games make hosting feel so much less stressful. Just print, place them out, and let the conversations and laughter happen naturally.

Visual Inspiration: Some imagery in this article was created using AI rendering tools to serve as design concepts. Real-world styling alternatives are recommended below each idea.

Sloane Miller - Editor-in-Chief
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Sloane Miller

Sloane Miller is a former Pediatric Behavioral Specialist turned slow-living advocate. She founded Mom Daily Ideas as a noise-free, curated digital sanctuary dedicated to elegant, science-backed solutions for raising little ones without losing yourself.

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