He Said She Said Baby Shower Game

Press Print this list for a free sheet of 20 lines with a box for H (he) or S (she).

He Said She Said Baby Shower Game

Guest name

  1. Write your name at the top of the sheet.
  2. Each line is something one of the parents-to-be said, or agreed sounds like them. Write H for he or S for she in the box.
  3. The host reads out who said each line. Circle every box you got right.
  4. A line both parents claimed scores for either answer. The most circles wins.
  1. Our living room will never be tidy again.
  2. The baby will have my stubborn streak.
  3. I built the stroller and took it for a lap of the living room.
  4. I told a coworker by accident.
  5. I will take the night shift on weekends.
  6. I went looking for my own baby pictures.
  7. I will learn the names of all the dinosaurs.
  8. The baby will like your singing better than mine.
  9. I had to sit down on the kitchen floor.
  10. I will check the closet for monsters as often as it takes.
  11. I let the news slip within three days.
  12. I will learn three ways to braid.
  13. I keep slipping picture books into the cart.
  14. I already know which lullaby I will sing.
  15. I keep rearranging the nursery bookshelf.
  16. This child will ask "why?" more than I ever did.
  17. I began reading about strollers that evening.
  18. I called my mother within the hour.
  19. I walked around smiling at strangers all week.
  20. I will write the baby a letter every birthday.

Next step Shower questions to read aloud

How it works

This he said she said baby shower game is free to print: 20 lines at a time from 80, each something a parent-to-be might say, with a box for H (he) or S (she). Press Print this list, then ask the parents.

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Ask the parents before the party

Press Print this list and make a copy for every guest and one for you. Read your copy to the parents-to-be and ask which of them each line sounds like. Write H or S in its box: that copy is the answer key. Cross out any line neither claims.

Play it at the shower

Guests write H for he or S for she in every box. Read the answers from your key, and each right guess is a point. The lines run from the day they found out to promises: the box under the button keeps one group, and Pick 20 new lines, under the list, deals another set.

Tips
  • Ask the parents apart, so each claims lines without hearing the other.
  • Read each answer in the voice of the parent who said it.

Questions and answers

How does the who said it baby shower game work?

It is the same game. Guests read a line and guess who said it, the mom-to-be or the dad-to-be. The host collects the real answers from the parents beforehand and reads them out at the end.

Do the parents have to have said these exact lines?

No. Each line is written so that either parent could have said it. Before the party the host asks which of them it sounds like, and that answer goes on the key.

Can guests write Mom and Dad in place of He and She?

Yes, as letters: M and D, or each parent's first initial. The box holds one letter, and the printed rule says H and S, so tell the room which two letters to write.

Is the sheet free to print?

Yes. Print this list prints the lines with the rules above them and an empty box beside each. Nothing is typed into the page and there is no sign-up.

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All 80 lines

When we found out 20

  • I asked "are you sure?" at least twice.
  • I asked how soon we could tell the grandparents.
  • I began reading about strollers that evening.
  • I bought a tiny pair of socks the next day.
  • I called my mother within the hour.
  • I had to sit down on the kitchen floor.
  • I laughed first and cried second.
  • I let the news slip within three days.
  • I measured the spare room with a tape measure that same morning.
  • I ordered a book of baby names before lunch.
  • I practiced saying Mom and Dad out loud.
  • I said nothing for a full minute.
  • I said we are going to need a bigger car.
  • I started a list of names that same night.
  • I started saving bedtime stories I loved as a kid.
  • I told a coworker by accident.
  • I walked around smiling at strangers all week.
  • I wanted to tell the dog before anyone else.
  • I went looking for my own baby pictures.
  • I wrote the date down so I would never forget it.
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Getting ready 20

  • I already know which lullaby I will sing.
  • I am still campaigning for one name on the list.
  • I asked three friends for their best baby advice.
  • I bought the stuffed giraffe that is taller than the crib.
  • I built the stroller and took it for a lap of the living room.
  • I came out of the baby's room with paint on both elbows.
  • I filled and emptied the diaper bag just for practice.
  • I give the baby a full report on my day at dinner.
  • I got misty folding laundry that small.
  • I have folded the same blanket ten times.
  • I hung the mobile, then moved it two inches to the left.
  • I keep rearranging the nursery bookshelf.
  • I keep slipping picture books into the cart.
  • I labeled every bin in the nursery closet.
  • I read every page of the instructions, twice.
  • I tested every night-light in the store.
  • I timed the drive to the grandparents' house.
  • I vetoed more names than I suggested.
  • I wanted the crib built months early.
  • I watch swaddling videos on my lunch break.

Predictions 20

  • The baby will be wide awake at three in the morning.
  • The baby will have a favorite grandparent within a month.
  • The baby will have my stubborn streak.
  • The baby will have my weakness for frosting.
  • The baby will like your singing better than mine.
  • The baby will nap best in a moving car.
  • The dog will be the baby's best friend by summer.
  • The first real chuckle will be for you, not for me.
  • The first steps will happen the moment I blink.
  • I will give in on dessert every single time.
  • My phone will be full of baby photos by the second week.
  • One of us will sing off key every bedtime, and it will be me.
  • Our living room will never be tidy again.
  • This baby will ask for a snack before saying Mama or Dada.
  • This child will ask "why?" more than I ever did.
  • This child will be an early riser like me.
  • This child will love the water.
  • This kid will out-argue both of us by age five.
  • We will be able to recite one bedtime story in our sleep.
  • We will be late to everything for a year.

Promises 20

  • I will be in charge of weekend breakfasts.
  • I will be the one who shows this kid how to whistle.
  • I will check the closet for monsters as often as it takes.
  • I will clap the loudest at every school recital.
  • I will coach whatever team needs a coach.
  • I will finally learn to mend a torn knee.
  • I will frame the very first scribble.
  • I will keep crackers in every coat pocket.
  • I will keep my phone in my pocket at the playground.
  • I will learn the names of all the dinosaurs.
  • I will learn three ways to braid.
  • I will let the child pick the music in the car sometimes.
  • I will never skip the bedtime book.
  • I will not come home with a new toy every week.
  • I will say yes to puddle jumping.
  • I will take the early feedings without being asked.
  • I will take the night shift on weekends.
  • I will try not to laugh when the baby says a word wrong.
  • I will turn the dining chairs and a sheet into a castle.
  • I will write the baby a letter every birthday.

How this list was compiled: Written by the Game Night Generator editors on 2026-10-02: 80 first-person lines in 4 groups of 20, each something a parent-to-be might say and each written so that either parent could have said it. Own work; the lines are invented, quote nobody and state no fact, and nothing was copied from another site. The answers come from the parents the host asks. Screen: nothing about a body, the birth, money or how the parents met. Each line was compared by script with every other list on this site and none repeats one. Licence: own work