Find the Guest Baby Shower Game

Press Print this list: 15 lines about babies, the parents and the room, each with a blank to sign.

Find the Guest Baby Shower Game

Your name

  1. Write your name at the top of the sheet.
  2. Every line finishes the sentence: Find the guest who...
  3. Walk the room. When a guest fits a line, that guest writes a first name on it and you tick the box.
  4. One guest may sign only one line on your sheet, and you may not sign your own.
  5. The first sheet with every line signed wins. When time is called, the most names wins.
  1. Has been on vacation with the parents-to-be
  2. Picked something from their own garden this year
  3. Skipped coffee for tea at breakfast
  4. Knew one of the parents-to-be as a small child
  5. Thinks the baby will talk before walking
  6. Taught one of the parents-to-be something useful
  7. Writes with the left hand
  8. Is the youngest child in their family
  9. Finished a fun run or a charity walk
  10. Can whistle the start of a nursery rhyme
  11. Feeds a pet before feeding themselves
  12. Wrote in the card before sitting down
  13. Has lived in this town since childhood
  14. Can wrap a doll in a blanket on the first try
  15. Has a nickname only family uses

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How it works

The find the guest baby shower game sends every guest around the room with the same sheet, looking for one name a line: a guest who still has their baby blanket, or who rang the bell before the balloons were up.

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Find the guest baby shower game rules

Each guest writes a name at the top, then looks for someone who fits each line, and that person signs it. One guest may sign only one line on a sheet. The first full sheet wins, or the most names when time is called.

A baby shower game: find someone who fits each line

Print this list makes one page to copy for every guest. The closed covers print as the blanks for names. Under the list, Pick 15 new lines changes the set, and the box below the button narrows it to one group.

Tips
  • Choose Easy ones for guests who know nobody when two families are meeting for the first time.

Questions and answers

Is there a find the guest baby shower game template?

The printed sheet is the template. Press Print this list and it prints with the rules, a tick box and a blank on every line. Save as PDF in the print window keeps a copy.

Is this the same as the find someone baby shower game?

Yes. Find the guest, find someone who and the signature game are names for one mixer: a list of descriptions, with a guest's name written beside each.

What are the follow-ups for?

Show all follow-ups opens a question under each line for the guest who signs, such as is it still soft. They print on a second page, so the talk does not stop at the signature.

Are any lines about the pregnancy?

No. The lines are about friendships, families, babies in general and the party itself. None asks about anyone's body, the birth or a due date.

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All 64 lines

About the parents-to-be 16

  • Has a photo with one of the parents on their phone Then ask: may I see it?
  • Has been on vacation with the parents-to-be Then ask: where did you all go?
  • Has borrowed a book from one of the parents-to-be Then ask: what was the book?
  • Has danced at a party with the parents-to-be Then ask: whose party was it?
  • Has guessed the baby's name to the parents' faces Then ask: did they give anything away?
  • Has helped one of the parents-to-be move Then ask: what was the heaviest box?
  • Has known the mom-to-be for over ten years Then ask: where did the two of you meet?
  • Helped paint or build something for the nursery Then ask: what did you work on?
  • Is family to both parents-to-be, by blood or marriage Then ask: how does that work out?
  • Knew one of the parents-to-be as a small child Then ask: what games did they play?
  • Lives within a walk of the parents-to-be Then ask: which way is your house from theirs?
  • Messages one of the parents-to-be most days Then ask: what was the last message about?
  • Once babysat one of the parents-to-be Then ask: how did they behave?
  • Shared an office with one of the parents-to-be Then ask: which one, and for how long?
  • Taught one of the parents-to-be something useful Then ask: what was the lesson?
  • Traveled the farthest to be here for them Then ask: where did you set out from?
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Babies and families 16

  • Became an aunt or an uncle while still in school Then ask: who was the baby?
  • Can wrap a doll in a blanket on the first try Then ask: who taught you the fold?
  • Carries a grandparent's first name Then ask: which grandparent?
  • Did the voices in a picture book this month Then ask: who was listening?
  • Got a fussy baby to nap this year Then ask: what did the trick?
  • Grew up with more than three brothers and sisters Then ask: where do you fall in the line?
  • Has a cousin born in the same year Then ask: are the two of you close?
  • Has a grandchild Then ask: what do they call you?
  • Has changed a diaper in the last month Then ask: how did it go?
  • Has knitted, sewn or built something for a baby Then ask: what did you make?
  • Has pushed a stroller this week Then ask: where were you headed?
  • Has twins somewhere in the family tree Then ask: who are they?
  • Is the youngest child in their family Then ask: who looked out for you?
  • Knows every word of a lullaby Then ask: will you hum the first line?
  • Slept with a night light on as a child Then ask: what shape was it?
  • Still has the blanket from their own crib Then ask: is it still soft?

Today in this room 16

  • Brought a gift that makes a noise Then ask: what sound does it make?
  • Came to the shower with a relative Then ask: who is it?
  • Chose gift wrap covered in animals Then ask: which animals?
  • Chose the seat nearest the gifts Then ask: which one are you curious about?
  • Has a spare pen in their bag Then ask: may I borrow it for this sheet?
  • Has already hugged the mom-to-be today Then ask: who got there before you?
  • Has been to another baby shower this year Then ask: what game did they play?
  • Has spotted a guest they did not expect to see Then ask: who was it?
  • Is dressed in the color of the decorations Then ask: was that planned?
  • Is holding a balloon, a ribbon or a party favor Then ask: where did you find it?
  • Is meeting the mom-to-be's family for the first time Then ask: who have you met so far?
  • Knows which game is coming next Then ask: will you give me a hint?
  • Rang the bell before the balloons were up Then ask: what did you help carry?
  • Thinks the baby will talk before walking Then ask: what makes you so sure?
  • Tucked a picture book in with their gift Then ask: what is the story about?
  • Wrote in the card before sitting down Then ask: how did you sign off?

Easy ones for guests who know nobody 16

  • Baked something from scratch this month Then ask: what came out of the oven?
  • Can whistle the start of a nursery rhyme Then ask: which rhyme?
  • Feeds a pet before feeding themselves Then ask: what kind of pet?
  • Finished a fun run or a charity walk Then ask: how far was it?
  • Got here without a car Then ask: how long did it take?
  • Grew up more than a day's drive from here Then ask: what do you miss about it?
  • Has a nickname only family uses Then ask: who gave it to you?
  • Has lived in this town since childhood Then ask: what has changed the most?
  • Keeps a jar of spare buttons at home Then ask: who sews them back on?
  • Kept a favorite picture book from childhood Then ask: who used to read it to you?
  • Likes their middle name better than their first Then ask: will you tell me why?
  • Once sang a solo on a stage Then ask: what was the song?
  • Picked something from their own garden this year Then ask: what was it?
  • Skipped coffee for tea at breakfast Then ask: how do you take it?
  • Was up before sunrise today Then ask: what got you up?
  • Writes with the left hand Then ask: which hand holds the fork?

How this list was compiled: Written by the Game Night Generator editors on 2026-10-03: 64 lines for a find-the-guest signature sheet at a baby shower, in 4 groups of 16, each with a short follow-up question for the guest who signs. Own work; nothing was copied from another site and no fact is stated. Every line finishes the sentence "Find the guest who", which is printed as a rule at the top of the sheet. Screened line by line: nothing about anyone's body, the pregnancy, the birth, a due date, age, weight or money, and no follow-up asks for a name or place that works as an account security answer. Each line was compared by script with every other list on this site, among them the bridal find-the-guest sheet, the find-someone bingo card and the baby shower bingo card, and none repeats one. Licence: own work