Name something in a diaper bag1. Diapers (8) · 2. Wipes (7) · 3. A bottle (6) · 4. A change of clothes (5) · 5. A pacifier (4) · 6. Diaper cream (3) · 7. A blanket (2) · 8. Snacks (1)
Name a piece of furniture in a nursery1. Crib (8) · 2. Rocking chair (7) · 3. Changing table (6) · 4. Dresser (5) · 5. Bookshelf (4) · 6. Bassinet (3) · 7. Toy box (2)
Name something on a baby registry1. Stroller (8) · 2. Car seat (7) · 3. High chair (6) · 4. Baby monitor (5) · 5. Bottles (4) · 6. Diapers (3) · 7. A swing (2) · 8. Baby carrier (1)
Name something babies outgrow in about a month1. Newborn bodysuits (8) · 2. Tiny socks (7) · 3. Newborn diapers (6) · 4. Hats (5) · 5. Sleepers (4) · 6. Shoes they never wore (3) · 7. The bassinet (2)
Name a piece of clothing that looks funnier in baby size1. Socks (8) · 2. Shoes (7) · 3. Hats (6) · 4. Mittens (5) · 5. Overalls (4) · 6. Sunglasses (3) · 7. A bathrobe (2) · 8. Jeans (1)
Name something a baby carries everywhere once they can hold it1. A blanket (8) · 2. A stuffed animal (7) · 3. A pacifier (6) · 4. A sippy cup (5) · 5. One shoe (4) · 6. A board book (3) · 7. A wooden spoon (2)
Name something on the wall or ceiling of a nursery1. A mobile (8) · 2. The baby's name (7) · 3. Framed animal pictures (6) · 4. A growth chart (5) · 5. Glow-in-the-dark stars (4) · 6. A night light (3) · 7. Alphabet letters (2) · 8. A clock (1)
Life With a Newborn (7 rounds)
Name a reason a baby cries1. Hungry (8) · 2. Tired (7) · 3. Wet diaper (6) · 4. Wants to be held (5) · 5. Gas (4) · 6. Too hot or too cold (3) · 7. Bored (2) · 8. Teething (1)
Name something new parents run out of1. Sleep (8) · 2. Diapers (7) · 3. Wipes (6) · 4. Patience (5) · 5. Clean clothes (4) · 6. Coffee (3) · 7. Free hands (2) · 8. Time (1)
Name a way people get a baby to sleep1. Rocking (8) · 2. A car ride (7) · 3. Singing (6) · 4. White noise (5) · 5. Dimming the lights (4) · 6. A stroller walk (3) · 7. Bouncing (2) · 8. Reading a story (1)
Name something parents do while the baby naps1. Nap too (8) · 2. Laundry (7) · 3. Dishes (6) · 4. Shower (5) · 5. Eat with two hands (4) · 6. Scroll on the phone (3) · 7. Stare at the baby (2) · 8. Tiptoe around (1)
Name something a parent learns to do with one hand1. Eat (8) · 2. Text (7) · 3. Make coffee (6) · 4. Open doors (5) · 5. Fold the stroller (4) · 6. Carry groceries (3) · 7. Load the dishwasher (2)
Name a sound that wakes a sleeping baby1. The doorbell (8) · 2. A barking dog (7) · 3. A sneeze (6) · 4. The floor creaking (5) · 5. A phone ringing (4) · 6. A big sibling (3) · 7. The vacuum (2) · 8. A dropped spoon (1)
Name something visitors bring to a family with a new baby1. A meal (8) · 2. Diapers (7) · 3. A gift for the baby (6) · 4. Coffee (5) · 5. Something for the big sibling (4) · 6. Flowers (3) · 7. Balloons (2) · 8. Snacks (1)
Baby Firsts and Favorites (7 rounds)
Name a first that goes in the baby book1. First steps (8) · 2. First word (7) · 3. First tooth (6) · 4. First smile (5) · 5. First haircut (4) · 6. First birthday (3) · 7. First crawl (2) · 8. First solid food (1)
Name a baby's first word1. Mama (8) · 2. Dada (7) · 3. No (6) · 4. Ball (5) · 5. Dog (4) · 6. Bye-bye (3) · 7. Uh-oh (2) · 8. More (1)
Name a food that ends up in a baby's hair1. Spaghetti (8) · 2. Yogurt (7) · 3. Mashed banana (6) · 4. Oatmeal (5) · 5. Sweet potato (4) · 6. Applesauce (3) · 7. Avocado (2) · 8. Birthday cake (1)
Name something a baby does that gets a round of applause1. Rolls over (8) · 2. Claps (7) · 3. Waves (6) · 4. Takes a step (5) · 5. Says a word (4) · 6. Sleeps through the night (3) · 7. Burps (2) · 8. Finishes the peas (1)
Name something people do to make a baby laugh1. Peekaboo (8) · 2. Funny faces (7) · 3. Tickle (6) · 4. Blow raspberries (5) · 5. Silly voices (4) · 6. Fake a sneeze (3) · 7. Dance (2)
Name something a baby likes better than the toy you bought1. The box it came in (8) · 2. The TV remote (7) · 3. Your keys (6) · 4. Wrapping paper (5) · 5. A plastic cup (4) · 6. Pots and pans (3) · 7. The dog's toy (2) · 8. Your phone (1)
Name a baby photo every family has1. Face covered in birthday cake (8) · 2. Asleep on a parent (7) · 3. Coming home day (6) · 4. First Halloween costume (5) · 5. Crying on Santa's lap (4) · 6. Sitting in a laundry basket (3) · 7. Wearing someone's glasses (2) · 8. Meeting the family pet (1)
Names, Rhymes and Lullabies (7 rounds)
Name a baby animal that has its own name1. Puppy (8) · 2. Kitten (7) · 3. Chick (6) · 4. Lamb (5) · 5. Calf (4) · 6. Duckling (3) · 7. Foal (2) · 8. Cub (1)
Name a nursery rhyme character1. Humpty Dumpty (8) · 2. Jack and Jill (7) · 3. Little Bo-Peep (6) · 4. Little Miss Muffet (5) · 5. Old King Cole (4) · 6. Little Boy Blue (3) · 7. Three blind mice (2)
Name a song people sing to a baby1. Twinkle, Twinkle, Little Star (8) · 2. Rock-a-Bye Baby (7) · 3. Hush, Little Baby (6) · 4. Row, Row, Row Your Boat (5) · 5. Baa, Baa, Black Sheep (4) · 6. Old MacDonald Had a Farm (3) · 7. Mary Had a Little Lamb (2) · 8. Pat-a-Cake (1)
Name a place parents get baby name ideas1. Family names (8) · 2. Baby name books (7) · 3. Grandparents (6) · 4. Friends' suggestions (5) · 5. A favorite book or movie (4) · 6. Name lists online (3) · 7. A favorite place (2)
Name a nickname people call a baby1. Peanut (8) · 2. Pumpkin (7) · 3. Sweet pea (6) · 4. Bug (5) · 5. Munchkin (4) · 6. Bean (3) · 7. Nugget (2) · 8. Button (1)
Name something that happens in almost every bedtime story1. Someone says goodnight (8) · 2. The moon comes out (7) · 3. Everyone falls asleep (6) · 4. A bear or a bunny shows up (5) · 5. Someone gets tucked in (4) · 6. A kiss goodnight (3) · 7. The lights go out (2) · 8. One long yawn (1)
Name a reason parents cross a name off the list1. Someone else used it (8) · 2. Bad initials (7) · 3. Hard to spell (6) · 4. It rhymes with something (5) · 5. It reminds them of someone (4) · 6. A relative hated it (3) · 7. Too popular (2) · 8. The dog has it (1)
At the Shower (6 rounds)
Name a baby shower game1. Guess the baby food flavor (8) · 2. Diaper raffle (7) · 3. Baby bingo (6) · 4. Do not say baby (5) · 5. Guess the due date (4) · 6. Baby photo match (3) · 7. Name that nursery rhyme (2)
Name something on the food table at a baby shower1. Cake (8) · 2. Cupcakes (7) · 3. Fruit tray (6) · 4. Punch (5) · 5. Finger sandwiches (4) · 6. Veggie tray (3) · 7. Cookies (2) · 8. Mints (1)
Name a gift that gets opened three times at the same shower1. Baby bodysuits (8) · 2. Blankets (7) · 3. Diapers (6) · 4. Bibs (5) · 5. Stuffed animals (4) · 6. Bath towels (3) · 7. Board books (2) · 8. Socks (1)
Name a baby shower theme1. Woodland animals (8) · 2. Safari (7) · 3. Teddy bears (6) · 4. Storybooks (5) · 5. Moon and stars (4) · 6. Rubber ducks (3) · 7. Rainbows (2) · 8. Under the sea (1)
Name something guests write on an advice card for the parents1. Sleep when the baby sleeps (8) · 2. Take lots of photos (7) · 3. Accept help (6) · 4. Trust yourself (5) · 5. It goes fast (4) · 6. Laugh at the mess (3) · 7. Keep date night (2) · 8. Coffee is your friend (1)
Name something the host forgets to bring to a baby shower1. Pens for the games (8) · 2. Tape (7) · 3. Prizes (6) · 4. A cake knife (5) · 5. Scissors (4) · 6. Trash bags (3) · 7. Ice (2) · 8. Paper to list the gifts (1)
Funny for New Parents (6 rounds)
Name something parents swear they will never do, then do1. Hand over a phone at dinner (8) · 2. Talk in a baby voice (7) · 3. Post too many baby photos (6) · 4. Bribe with snacks (5) · 5. Drive around for a nap (4) · 6. Say because I said so (3) · 7. Wear pajamas to the store (2)
Name a place parents find a lost pacifier1. Under the crib (8) · 2. In the car seat (7) · 3. Between couch cushions (6) · 4. The dog's bed (5) · 5. A coat pocket (4) · 6. Bottom of the diaper bag (3) · 7. Under the stroller (2) · 8. In their own hand (1)
Name something that is suddenly hard with a baby in the house1. Leaving on time (8) · 2. Sleeping in (7) · 3. Eating a hot meal (6) · 4. Watching a whole movie (5) · 5. Finishing a sentence (4) · 6. Taking a shower (3) · 7. Keeping a white shirt clean (2) · 8. A quiet phone call (1)
Name something a baby does at the worst possible moment1. Cries (8) · 2. Needs a diaper change (7) · 3. Falls asleep (6) · 4. Wakes up (5) · 5. Spits up (4) · 6. Shrieks with joy (3) · 7. Grabs someone's glasses (2)
Name something in a new parent's car that was not there a year ago1. Car seat (8) · 2. Crumbs (7) · 3. A spare pacifier (6) · 4. Toys (5) · 5. Wipes (4) · 6. A sunshade (3) · 7. A stroller in the trunk (2) · 8. A baby on board sign (1)
Name something people say when they meet a new baby1. So tiny (8) · 2. Look at those cheeks (7) · 3. Looks just like you (6) · 4. Can I hold the baby (5) · 5. So much hair (4) · 6. How are you sleeping (3) · 7. Those little toes (2)
How these games were written: Our ranking, not a survey. Nobody was polled: the answers on each board stand in our own order, from the one a room is likely to shout first to the one likely to come last, and the number beside each answer is a fixed ladder for play (8 for the first answer, then 7, 6, 5, 4, 3, 2 and 1), not a count of people. All 6 games, their 40 boards and all 309 answers were written for this site in 2026. Nothing is copied from a TV show's question bank, a fan transcript, a boxed game or another website, and no question repeats one from the survey game maker page or from the everyday survey game questions page. Every board was screened for a shower with grandparents, co-workers and children in the room: nothing about the parent's body, labor or delivery, no instructions on feeding, sleep or health, no alcohol, no real people and no brand names. Until a review on 2026-09-20 two tiles used the everyday American word for an infant bodysuit; that word is a registered trademark that Americans often use like a generic word (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Infant_bodysuit, checked 2026-09-20), so the tiles now read Baby bodysuits and Newborn bodysuits, and a host should flip them when a guest says the everyday word. The boards are a party game and not guidance on baby care. Three boards have answers that can be checked, and they were: the young-animal names against https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_animal_names, and the nursery rhyme characters and the songs (all traditional, the newest first written down in 1918) against https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_nursery_rhymes. Both checked 2026-09-18. The play rules, which the survey game questions hub page describes (the face-off, one answer at a time, three strikes, the steal after conferring, the round's points going to one team), follow Wikipedia's article on the TV format, checked 2026-09-18 and again 2026-09-19. Licence: own work
How it works
These baby shower survey game questions and answers are 40 boards in 6 games. Split the guests by table for a round of the game sold as Family Feud, which this site is not affiliated with.
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Host it from a phone
No TV at the venue? Tick Host view under the board, keep the phone to yourself and read each question aloud. Type both table names over Team 1 and Team 2. Settle near-answers early: dummy flips A pacifier, teddy bear flips A stuffed animal, and the brand-name word most guests use for a bodysuit flips Baby bodysuits. New to the format? Survey game questions explains the face-off and the steal.
Which game for which guests
Names, Rhymes and Lullabies has three boards with answers you can check: baby animals, nursery rhyme characters and songs. At the Shower is about the party itself, down to the gift that gets opened three times. Save Funny for New Parents for last, when the room is warmed up.
For a personal round, press Edit this game, write a board about the couple, then press Save and play.
No screen? Press Print host sheet, the last button under the scores; one press prints the game on screen.
On a video call, print your own host sheet first: Host view would show every guest the answers.
Questions and answers
Which baby survey game questions work without a shower?
The first three games, Diaper Bag and Nursery, Life With a Newborn and Baby Firsts and Favorites. Their 21 boards have no shower in them and ask nothing only a parent would know, so they also fit a sprinkle or a first birthday.
Are the answers from a real survey?
No. Nobody was polled: the boards were written and every answer ranked for this site. The numbers on the tiles are a fixed ladder, 8 for the top answer down to 1, not a count of people.
Is it okay for a shower with co-workers and kids?
Yes. No board mentions the parent's body, labor or delivery, and nothing here is baby-care advice. The jokes are about lost pacifiers and cold dinners.