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Multiples Baby Shower: Games!
For lilsugar's last week of extensive baby shower coverage, we're celebrating the birth of multiples! While twosomes seem to be more normal these days, celebrating their arrival should be anything but common.
The invited guests are happily fed and enjoying the lovely décor while sipping away on their iced teas.
Bedrest Bash: Games
While you're lounging in your pjs and snacking on pizza, prolong the girl time by playing some fun (not corny) baby games. Make it worth the ladies' while actually presenting the winner with a bottle of champagne or gift certificate for a mani/pedi.
To see what games I like to play at showers, read more
Sibling Shower: Games and Activities
Once you've gathered a few lil ones to celebrate the soon-to-be big sis or brother's sibling shower, let the games begin! To hold tots' attention, keep the activities short and engaging. Start with a round of baby bingo to familiarize the future sibling with items that the family's newest addition will need.
Good Things Come in Small Packages: Games
Every party needs a lil icebreaker. So the clothespin game is a simple way to encourage mingling at a baby shower.
Hand one small pin out to each of your guests and ask them to secure it to a visible place like their shirt or jacket label.
Kiddie Soiree: Baby Shower Gift Opening Tip
Unlike some kiddie birthday parties, it's completely kosher to open the gifts at a baby shower.
But, some full bellied women shun the spotlight when it comes to fawning over bottles and diaper bins. So take some of the heat off the mama–to–be and engage the guests with a present opening game that livens things up.
Sip and See Baby Shower: Games and Activities
We’re continuing to celebrate mamas-to-be this month with our extensive baby shower planning guides. This week, we fete the mama and newborn who were not ready to be the centers of attention before the birth with a co-ed sip and see shower.
With an open house setting for our shower, we bypass traditional shower games in favor of one that will interest both the guys and girls in attendance, and be played throughout the day.
Operation Top Knot: Cheers to Military Mamas
Every mother needs a helping hand every now and then. As a woman with two healthy children, a doting husband, a nanny and a gaggle of girlfriends to support me, it's tough to complain about the overwhelming demands of motherhood, but still, I do. Try being an expectant military wife whose husband is deployed.
Lil Links: Kenyan Tots Know How to Make a Mean Green Toy
- Kenyan children know the meaning of sustainability — Inhabitots
- Sherri Shepherd's Jeffery demands kisses — Celebrity Baby Blog
- Treating height-challenged kids with HGH — Cookie
- Baby shower ABCs — CafeMom
- Hooded sweatshirts make the banned list in Kansas — ParentDish
- Jude Law reportedly requests a DNA test — Celebrity Baby Scoop
- Is your child obsessed with video games? — Momversation
- There's no place like home — The Poop
- How to look well rested — Health
- How to pronounce confusing baby products — Cool Mom PIcks
Heirloom Baby Shower: Games and Activities
lilsugar is celebrating mamas-to-be all month with extensive baby shower coverage that will help you put on awww-inducing, unique, socially relevant, and hip fetes. This week, we are planning an heirloom-themed party that asks guests to pass on stories, advice and heirloom goods instead of filling a nursery with new goodies.
When we planned the party's decor, I suggested you ask guests to bring photos of their loved ones and children to hang on a clothespin banner at the party.
Sip-and-See Baby Shower: Theme, Guest List, and Invitations
We’re continuing to celebrate mamas-to-be this month with our extensive baby shower planning guides. We’ve seen showers in celebration of older siblings, as well as one that brought some nostalgia to the table. This week, we fete the mama and newborn who were not ready to be the centers of attention before the birth with a sip-and-see shower.
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