Baby showers have a reputation. Let's fix it.
Keep the guest list intentional
Bigger isn't better. 8–20 guests means people can actually have conversations. Think: who does the mum-to-be actually want in the room?
Feed people real food
A generous spread of finger foods, a signature non-alcoholic drink, and a cake goes a long way. You don't need a caterer — a supermarket run and a couple of good cheese boards will do.
Choose games that connect people
Skip "guess the size of the bump" and lean into games that let people share memories and wishes. The best shower games end with something the guest of honour keeps forever.
Build in a wishes moment
Have guests write a wish, prediction, or piece of advice on a card. Collect them in a keepsake box. The mum-to-be will read them on hard days for years.
Ready-to-print games
The Showered With Love Games Pack includes 9 ready-to-print pages: baby bingo, word scramble, price-is-right, predictions, advice cards, and wishes for baby — everything you need printed and ready in minutes.