Never Have I Ever Baby Shower Game

Read a card aloud; every guest who has done it puts a finger down or gives up a sticker.

Never have I ever passed a box of baby clothes on to another family.

Read it aloud. Done it? Put a finger down.

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How it works

This never have I ever baby shower game is about the guests, not the mother-to-be: a diaper put on backwards, cold coffee, the blanket that went everywhere. Nothing is about pregnancy, birth or bodies, so grandparents and coworkers can play.

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How to play never have I ever at a baby shower

Each guest holds up five fingers. Read a card; whoever has done it folds one down and may tell the story. Where hands are busy with cake plates, give every guest five stickers on a sleeve and peel one off for each card that fits. The last guest with one left takes the prize.

A never have I ever diaper party game

A diaper party is a shower for the father-to-be, usually thrown by his friends, where the gifts are mainly diapers. Diaper party picks is the set for it: nursery furniture with screws left over, a car seat that took two tries, a pack of diapers under each arm.

  • Guests without children lose fingers on When I was little: each of its cards is about their own childhood.

Questions and answers

Is this never have I ever game suitable for a work shower?

Yes. Every card is a small everyday thing: a baby held, a short night, a shower gift, a childhood habit. Nothing is about dating or drinking, and no card judges what kind of parent anyone is.

Is there a printable never have I ever baby shower game?

Yes. The print button under the card turns the set in play into slips to cut apart. Put them in a bowl and let each guest draw one to read to the room.

How is it different from a baby shower question game?

The baby shower question game has guests guess answers about the parents-to-be, so someone collects those first. Here each guest answers for themselves, and nobody prepares anything.

All 99 statements

Babies and diapers 17

  • Never have I ever been handed a baby and had no idea how to hold it.
  • Never have I ever been spit up on just before leaving the house.
  • Never have I ever been the only one who could get a certain baby to nap.
  • Never have I ever changed a diaper in the back seat of a car.
  • Never have I ever cheered for a burp.
  • Never have I ever fastened a onesie and ended up one snap short.
  • Never have I ever given a bath that got me wetter than the baby.
  • Never have I ever held a baby who was less than a week old.
  • Never have I ever made up a song to get a baby to stop crying.
  • Never have I ever played peekaboo until my arms got tired.
  • Never have I ever pulled faces at a baby across a restaurant.
  • Never have I ever put a diaper on backwards.
  • Never have I ever read the same board book five times in a row.
  • Never have I ever searched a whole house for one tiny sock.
  • Never have I ever talked to a baby in a voice I use for nobody else.
  • Never have I ever waved at a baby in a checkout line until it waved back.
  • Never have I ever worn a burp cloth on my shoulder all day by accident.
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Nights without sleep 17

  • Never have I ever called five hours a good night of sleep.
  • Never have I ever driven around the block just to keep a baby asleep.
  • Never have I ever fallen asleep in the middle of reading a bedtime story aloud.
  • Never have I ever fallen asleep sitting up.
  • Never have I ever found my keys in the refrigerator.
  • Never have I ever had to ask what day of the week it was.
  • Never have I ever hummed a lullaby to myself with no baby in the room.
  • Never have I ever kept whispering long after I had left the sleeping baby.
  • Never have I ever lost the end of my own sentence halfway through it.
  • Never have I ever poured a cup of coffee and found it cold three hours later.
  • Never have I ever poured juice into a bowl of cereal.
  • Never have I ever set an alarm and been woken by a baby first.
  • Never have I ever swayed from side to side with nothing in my arms.
  • Never have I ever taken a nap in a parked car.
  • Never have I ever tiptoed out of a room and stepped on the one squeaky toy.
  • Never have I ever walked laps around a room at three in the morning.
  • Never have I ever worn a shirt inside out until lunchtime.

When I was little 17

  • Never have I ever asked for the same bedtime story every night for weeks.
  • Never have I ever been found asleep somewhere odd as a toddler.
  • Never have I ever been the baby in a photo that still hangs on someone's wall.
  • Never have I ever been told I was a baby who never slept.
  • Never have I ever given a doll or a stuffed animal a haircut.
  • Never have I ever had a baby nickname that someone still uses.
  • Never have I ever had a blanket or toy that went everywhere with me.
  • Never have I ever had an imaginary friend with a first and last name.
  • Never have I ever heard my own baby story told at a family dinner.
  • Never have I ever hidden vegetables in a napkin.
  • Never have I ever looked through my own baby book.
  • Never have I ever refused to wear anything but one favorite outfit.
  • Never have I ever ridden in a wagon pulled by a brother or sister.
  • Never have I ever slipped my dinner to the dog under the table.
  • Never have I ever taken my first steps on camera.
  • Never have I ever worn a costume to the grocery store as a child.
  • Never have I ever worn rain boots on a sunny day because I dressed myself.

Out with little ones 16

  • Never have I ever answered "why?" ten times in a row.
  • Never have I ever apologized to a whole airplane row before takeoff.
  • Never have I ever buckled a car seat while a toddler went stiff as a board.
  • Never have I ever carried a sleeping child in from the car without waking them.
  • Never have I ever chased a giggling toddler down a store aisle.
  • Never have I ever fished a pacifier out from under a restaurant table.
  • Never have I ever folded a stroller on the first try.
  • Never have I ever found cereal in my pocket, my bag or my shoe.
  • Never have I ever gone down a playground slide as a grown-up.
  • Never have I ever left a full cart in a store because of a tantrum.
  • Never have I ever left the house with a diaper bag and no diapers in it.
  • Never have I ever ordered food for a child who then refused to eat it.
  • Never have I ever pushed a swing for so long that my arm ached.
  • Never have I ever pushed an empty stroller and had a stranger peek inside.
  • Never have I ever sung a nursery rhyme out loud in public.
  • Never have I ever turned back home for a forgotten stuffed animal.

Showers and baby gifts 16

  • Never have I ever been to a baby shower held on a video call.
  • Never have I ever been to two baby showers in one month.
  • Never have I ever bought a baby outfit a size too big on purpose.
  • Never have I ever bought a noisy toy for someone else's child.
  • Never have I ever bought baby shoes just because they were tiny.
  • Never have I ever built a cake out of diapers.
  • Never have I ever finished a baby shower word scramble first.
  • Never have I ever framed a baby's handprint or footprint.
  • Never have I ever given a baby a book I loved as a child.
  • Never have I ever guessed a baby's birth date and been right.
  • Never have I ever guessed the number of candies in a jar at a shower.
  • Never have I ever guessed wrong whether a baby would be a boy or a girl.
  • Never have I ever kept a baby name secret for someone.
  • Never have I ever made a baby blanket by hand.
  • Never have I ever passed a box of baby clothes on to another family.
  • Never have I ever suggested a baby name that was turned down.

Diaper party picks 16

  • Never have I ever assembled a toy at midnight before a birthday.
  • Never have I ever been beaten by a child-proof lock.
  • Never have I ever built nursery furniture and had screws left over.
  • Never have I ever carried a baby in one arm and the groceries in the other.
  • Never have I ever carried a pack of diapers under each arm.
  • Never have I ever compared the price of diapers at two stores.
  • Never have I ever fallen asleep on the floor of a child's room.
  • Never have I ever learned the difference between two diaper sizes the hard way.
  • Never have I ever learned the theme song of a children's show by accident.
  • Never have I ever needed two tries and a video to install a car seat.
  • Never have I ever packed a car so full of baby gear that nobody else fit.
  • Never have I ever pushed a stroller with one hand and held a coffee in the other.
  • Never have I ever read the instructions only after building it wrong.
  • Never have I ever sat down on a toy that started playing music.
  • Never have I ever told a joke so bad that a child groaned.
  • Never have I ever worn a baby carrier.

How this list was compiled: Our own list, written for this page in October 2026; nothing was copied from another list. Every statement is a small thing a guest has or has not done: with a baby, on a short night, as a child, out with little ones, at a shower or with baby gear. None is about the mother-to-be, pregnancy, birth or feeding, and none is advice on caring for a baby. The fingers scoring follows the ten fingers version (or sometimes five) described in Wikipedia's article Never have I ever, https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Never_have_I_ever. The line about a diaper party (a shower directed at the father, usually organized by his friends, where the gifts are mainly diapers) follows Wikipedia's article Baby shower, https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Baby_shower. Both were read on 2026-10-08. Scoring with stickers is this page's own suggestion. Every line was read against the site's rules for a deck: nothing sexual or romantic, no alcohol, no betting or money, no politics or religion, nothing about anyone's body, no real people, and no card that singles out a player by name. Levels are our own judgment, not a measurement: easy is something most guests have done, medium splits a room, hard belongs to one or two guests. On 2026-10-08 every card was compared with every other list on this site, and cards that repeated one elsewhere were rewritten. Licence: own work