20 Funny Baby Shower Games That’ll Actually Make Guests Laugh

Trying to pick the right baby shower games can be tricky. Let’s be real — some games are just plain awkward. But the ones that are done right? Those are the ones everyone talks about after the shower.

Whether you’re planning for a first-time mom or a sprinkle for someone welcoming baby number four, this list has something fun for every kind of celebration. From relaxed printable games to high-energy challenges, there’s something here to fit every vibe and every mama.

1. Tinkle in the Pot

This one’s always good for a laugh. Hand each guest a ping pong ball and have them hold it between their knees like a mama-to-be with a full bladder. Then, they waddle to a pot and try to drop it in without using their hands. It’s silly, quick, and definitely gets the giggles going.

2. Baby Shower Bingo

This one’s a go-to for a reason. Print out baby shower bingo cards filled with common registry items or gifts. As the mom-to-be opens presents, guests mark their cards. First to get bingo wins. It’s an easy game to play while everyone snacks and chats.

3. Baby Shower Price is Right

Line up baby essentials like diapers, wipes, pacifiers, or baby lotion. Guests write down how much they think each item costs. The closest guess (without going over) wins the round. Bonus — mom gets to keep all the goodies!

4. Baby Shower Poem Game

Hand out a printable baby-themed poem and let everyone follow along. As the story is read aloud, guests earn or lose points based on what happens in the poem. No skills needed — just listening and a little luck.

5. Name That Tune – Baby Edition

Play short clips of songs that include the word “baby” in the title, like “Baby One More Time” or “Be My Baby.” Guests race to name the song. It’s energetic, works across generations, and keeps everyone singing along.

6. Baby Shower Jeopardy

Bring a twist to the classic game show with this baby-themed Jeopardy. Set up categories like “Celebrity Babies,” “Labor Lingo,” or “Nursery Rhymes,” and have guests answer baby-related questions for points. You can even use sticky notes to build your own game board. It’s fun, interactive, and keeps everyone involved.

7. Bobbing for Nipples

Instead of apples, float baby bottle nipples in a tub of water and let guests bob for them. It’s goofy, fast-paced, and way harder than it looks. Bonus points if you play it in teams or race style.

9. Pregnant Twister

Add pillows under guests’ shirts and bring out the classic game of Twister. Watching guests try to stretch and balance with their “pregnant bellies” is entertaining for everyone — especially when they start tipping over.

10. Bottle to Bottle

Fill one baby bottle with sprinkles and attach another empty one to it using double-sided tape. Players must shake and wiggle the sprinkles from one bottle into the other without pulling them apart. It’s trickier than it sounds and super fun to watch.

11. Rock A Bye Baby

Pair up your guests and give each team a pair of fuzzy baby pajamas and a pile of mini plastic babies. Using the PJs like a blanket, each team flings the baby across the room, aiming for a bucket. The team with the most babies landed inside the bucket wins. It’s hilarious and full of action.

12. Diaper Hang

Before the game starts, string up a clothesline and provide diapers and clothespins. During the round, players must hang as many diapers as they can on the line using only clothespins — and they’ve got to be quick.

13. Bottle Toss

Give each player a few bottle nipples and pair them up. One tosses, and the other uses a chopstick to catch the nipples. For each one they catch, they score a point. It’s more challenging than it looks and gets everyone cheering.

14. Five Little Ducks

This one’s perfect for pairs and always gets the group laughing. Set up a bucket across the room and give each team a pile of small plastic ducks. One player stands on one side with the ducks, while their teammate stands in the middle, right in the tossing path.

The goal? The first player has to toss ducks over their partner’s head, trying to land them into the bucket. The teammate in the middle ducks and dodges while the ducks fly. The first team to get five ducks in the bucket wins.

15. Blind Blocking

Give each player a blindfold and a small pile of baby blocks. Once they’re blindfolded, the challenge begins. They need to build the tallest tower possible — without being able to see a thing.

If their tower tumbles, they can start again, but only within the time limit. The player with the tallest standing tower at the end wins.

16. Chop Binky

This one gets guests laughing fast. Each player grabs a chopstick and holds it in their mouth — no hands allowed. Then, they try to pick up as many pacifiers (binkies) as they can from the table using just the stick.

Set a timer and see who can collect the most before time runs out. Make sure to use binkies with handles so the chopstick fits through easily. It’s goofy, fun, and perfect for breaking the ice.