#Match the animal to its baby answers how to#
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When the time is up, the mom-to-be reveals the correct answers, guests grade themselves, and the person with the highest score wins.

#Match the animal to its baby answers how to#

How to play: Pass out the sheets with the questions along with pens, and set a timer for a few minutes. You'll also need a timer.īefore the shower: The mom-to-be fills out the questionnaire about herself so the answers can't be deliberated at the last minute.

#Match the animal to its baby answers plus#

Print one copy per guest, plus a few extra. You can buy a beautifully designed template for this game online or make your own. What you'll need: A printable template that asks a variety of questions about the mom-to-be, from her date of birth and birth city to her favorite color and sleep habits. The guest holding the gift at the end of the story wins it. Each time they hear 'right,' the gift is passed to the right when you say 'left,' it's passed to the left. Hand one guest the prize, and instruct everyone to pass the prize in the direction stated as you read the story.

How to play: Have the guests sit in a circle while you read the story. WRIGHT turned to her husband and said “There is one thing LEFT to do: I think we should name these WRIGHT babies – how about you?' With two babies on her LEFT and one on the RIGHT, Mrs. WRIGHT embracing their new little bundles of joy. But when he came to, he got a shock once more.įor there he saw Mrs. I'm sure you can guess what happened next. WRIGHT walked in, he heard crying from his wife because he had LEFT her room and was nowhere in sight. WRIGHT wasted no time he ran RIGHT back to his wife's room.Īs Mr. Not only had he LEFT the camera but he had LEFT the lights on, too. RIGHT away, he ran out of the room and RIGHT back to the car. Variation: Do a taste-test version of the game – you'll find out why babies make some of those funny faces during meals! (Of course, you'll need to throw away the baby food when you're done.) After the game is over, tape the labels back on the (unopened) jars and give the baby food to the mom-to-be. The person with the most correct guesses wins.

They can then write their answers on a piece of paper. How to play: Have the guests examine the unopened jars by sight only – no tasting or smelling! – and guess what's in each. Hide the labels to use as the answer key. Then remove the labels and write the jar number on the back of its label. What you'll need: Twelve jars of baby food in pairs of similar colors – for example, a jar of green beans and a jar of peas, a jar of applesauce and a jar of pears a jar of carrots and a jar of squash – plus a permanent marker, paper, and pens.īefore the shower: With the permanent marker, number the lids of the jars 1 through 12. The guest with the most correct guesses wins.

(If you want to make guessing a little easier, you can also display the candy bar wrappers.) Have each guest write a numbered list indicating which type of chocolate bar they think is in which diaper. How to play: Set out the diapers for the guests to examine and sniff.