20+ Top Baby Shower Activities 2025 to Wow Guests

Planning a baby shower can be a lot of work, but it’s also a chance to have some fun with your friends and family. You want the day to be full of laughter, smiles, and memories, right?

Well, one of the easiest ways to make that happen is by having some amazing baby shower activities.

But how do you choose the right ones?

You need a mix of interactive, fun, and relaxed activities that will get everyone involved. No one wants to just sit around, and let’s face it – you don’t want awkward silences either. So here are baby shower activities I swear by to make sure your guests are entertained and the atmosphere is upbeat.

Let’s get started!

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Top Baby Shower Activities 2025

Baby Shower Bingo

This one is a classic.
Baby shower bingo is super simple, yet it gets everyone involved.
You make a bingo card with baby-related items.
When the guest of honour opens a gift, people mark off the items they see on their bingo cards.
The first one to get five in a row yells “Bingo!” and wins a small prize.

Why it works:

It’s easy for anyone to jump in.
It keeps everyone’s attention on the gifts.
It doesn’t require a lot of prep.

Guess the Baby Food

This one might sound a bit weird, but it’s a hit at any baby shower.
Buy several jars of baby food, remove the labels, and let your guests try to guess what’s inside.
You can set up a little tasting station with spoons and napkins for a more interactive experience.
The person who guesses the most correct answers wins!

Why it works:

It’s a fun challenge.
It’s a conversation starter (and you’ll get a laugh watching people try the different flavours).
It’s a hilarious way to get everyone involved.

The Price is Right (Baby Edition)

In this activity, I ask guests to guess the prices of baby items.
You’ll collect items like baby lotion, diapers, wipes, bottles, etc.
The closest guess wins that item.
You can either keep it all fun or turn it into a gift-giving moment.

Why it works:

People love competition.
It’s a great way to get useful items for the mum-to-be.
Everyone gets involved, no one’s left out.

Diaper Raffle

This is a genius move if you’re trying to stock up on diapers.
When your guests RSVP, ask them to bring a pack of diapers with them.
Each pack gets them a ticket for a raffle.
At the end of the shower, you draw a winner for a fun prize.

Why it works:

The mum-to-be gets diapers, a gift everyone will appreciate.
It’s simple to set up.
Everyone loves winning something!

Baby Name Suggestions

Create a baby name suggestion board.
This activity gives everyone a chance to contribute ideas for the baby’s name.
You can even get creative and split it into categories – traditional names, modern names, quirky names, etc.
It’s a fun way to involve everyone in the big decision!

Why it works:

It gives everyone a chance to feel involved.
It can spark funny conversations.
It’s a keepsake for the parents-to-be.

Baby Predictions

Everyone loves to guess!
Ask your guests to make predictions about the baby.
Things like birth date, weight, gender (if you’re keeping it a surprise), and hair colour.
You can keep the predictions in a cute box to read later, and maybe even use them as a fun reminder when the baby arrives.

Why it works:

It gets everyone talking.
It’s a fun, personal activity.
It’s a great keepsake for parents when the baby is born.

Baby Photo Guessing Game

Ask guests to bring their baby photos with them.
Pin the photos on a board and have everyone guess who’s who.
The one with the most correct guesses wins.

Why it works:

It gets everyone involved.
It’s an easy way to spark laughter and stories.
It’s a walk down memory lane.

Baby Bottle Bowling

This one’s as fun as it sounds.
Set up a “bowling alley” with baby bottles and use a soft ball to knock them down.
You can even paint the baby bottles to make it more festive.
The person who knocks down the most bottles wins!

Why it works:

It’s easy to set up.
It’s fun for all ages.
It adds some friendly competition to the party.

Baby Shower Scavenger Hunt

A baby shower scavenger hunt is a hit.
Hide baby items all around the venue and create clues for guests to follow.
The first team to find all the items wins a prize.
You can make it even more fun by creating themed clues.

Why it works:

It’s active, so guests don’t feel stuck.
It’s fun for everyone, young or old.
It adds an adventurous touch.

Baby Clothesline Game

This is perfect for a baby shower where guests are asked to bring clothes for the baby.
Set up a clothesline and pin up baby clothes.
Guests take turns tossing tiny clothes pegs to see how many they can get on the line.
The winner gets a prize!

Why it works:

It’s related to baby items, so it fits the theme.
It’s simple to do.
It creates a relaxed atmosphere.

Who Knows the Mum-to-Be Best?

Test how well your guests know the mum-to-be!
Ask a series of questions like, “What’s her favourite snack?” or “What was her first pet?”
The person who answers the most questions correctly wins a small prize.

Why it works:

It’s personal and fun.
It’s a great way to involve everyone, especially close friends and family.
It creates some fun moments.

Baby Shower Pictionary

Everyone knows how to play Pictionary, right?
Just set up a few baby-related words or phrases, and have teams draw them for others to guess.
You can keep it light-hearted or add in some tricky ones to keep things interesting.

Why it works:

It’s interactive and gets people talking.
It’s a relaxed but fun activity.
It doesn’t take much prep.

Pin the Pacifier on the Baby

This is a twist on the classic “Pin the Tail on the Donkey.”
Get a big poster of a baby, and a few pacifiers or bottle stickers.
Blindfold your guests and see who can pin the pacifier on the baby.

Why it works:

It’s nostalgic and easy.
It gets everyone laughing.
It’s lighthearted and simple.

Baby Shower Karaoke

If your guests are up for it, baby shower karaoke is a hit!
Pick some fun songs (baby-related ones work best), and have your guests sing along.
This is definitely an activity for the more extroverted crowd, but it can get everyone smiling.

Why it works:

It adds energy to the party.
It’s great for breaking the ice.
It creates some unforgettable moments.

Baby Advice Cards

Give guests a chance to leave some advice for the mum-to-be.
They can fill out little cards with tips on parenting, baby care, or funny anecdotes.
The mum-to-be can keep these cards for when the baby arrives!

Why it works:

It’s thoughtful and personal.
It gives guests a chance to share their wisdom.
It’s a lovely keepsake.

Conclusion: Baby Shower Activities

There you have it – baby shower activities that will keep your guests entertained, laughing, and connected.

Whether you’re looking for a competitive game, a relaxed activity, or something just for fun, these ideas will make sure your baby shower is one to remember.

Try out a few or go for the full list, and I promise you’ll have a blast.
Let me know which activities you can’t wait to try!

FAQs: Baby Shower Activities 2025

Q1: What is a good activity for a baby shower with a mix of people?

A good activity is Baby Shower Bingo. It’s easy for anyone to jump in, and it keeps everyone focused on the gifts.

Q2: How can I make my baby shower more interactive?
Incorporating games like “Guess the Baby Food” or “Who Knows the Mum-to-Be Best?” can keep guests engaged and entertained.

Q3: Are these activities easy to set up?
Yes! Most of these activities are simple to set up, and you won’t need complicated materials. Just a little creativity goes a long way.

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