Baby Shower Games for Twins

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Baby Shower Games for Twins

  1. T-W-I-N-S WishesWrite the letters of twins down the page and a wish for the babies that starts with each one. The parents-to-be read their favorites aloud. Players: 4 to 40. Time: 8 min. Props: paper and pens.
  2. Two-Baby JuggleWith a doll in each arm, a player does three chores the host calls: fold a blanket, zip a bag, answer a phone. Drop a doll and that chore starts again. Players: 4 to 12. Time: 10 min. Props: two dolls, a blanket, a bag and a phone.
  3. One-Handed ClotheslineEach team has a line and a pile of baby clothes. Players pin up one piece each with one hand, holding a doll in the other. The first full line wins. Players: 6 to 24. Time: 8 min. Props: two lines, clothespins, baby clothes and two dolls.

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How it works

These games to play at a twin baby shower all use the two: two dolls, two teams, two answers or a pair of names. Forty games sit in five groups, and none asks anyone to guess the size of the mom-to-be.

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Baby shower game ideas for twins, by kind

The All games menu keeps one kind: pairs and doubles, name-two games, two teams with one for each baby, guessing games with two answers, or pencil games in twos. Its last entry, More filters, sorts by head count, time, energy and props.

Baby shower games for twins free printable

Press Pick 3 new games until the three on screen suit your room, then Print them with their instructions. The pencil games need only paper and a pen for each guest.

Tips
  • Split the room into Team Baby A and Team Baby B at the door, and keep the teams all afternoon.

Questions and answers

What are good games for twin baby showers?

Ones where the two matters: Double Diaper Dash with two dolls, Sock Twins with a basket of mixed baby socks, a name pair ballot, or any relay with a team for each baby.

Are there baby shower games for twins boy and girl?

Every game here works for a boy and a girl, and just as well as baby shower games for twin girls or twin boys. Nothing depends on the babies' sex, and the name games take whatever pairs of names you write in.

Is there a baby shower twins games PDF?

No file is hosted. Press Print under the games and choose Save as PDF in the print window. The page prints the games on screen with their instructions.

Do any games involve guessing the mom's size?

No. The ribbon game here measures the crib and the stroller, and the guessing games count jars, diapers and laundry. No game is about anyone's body.

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Pairs and doubles games 8

  • Double Diaper Dash Two dolls lie side by side. Each player diapers both, one after the other, while the room counts aloud. The lowest count with two diapers that stay on wins. Players: 4 to 20. Time: 10 min. Props: two dolls and a stack of diapers.
  • Double Stroller Slalom Push two doll strollers side by side, one in each hand, around a line of cushions and back. Tip a doll out and you return to the start. Players: 4 to 16. Time: 10 min. Props: two doll strollers, two dolls and cushions.
  • Even Pour Each player fills two baby bottles from a jug so the levels match by eye. The host holds a ruler to both, and the smallest gap wins. Players: 4 to 20. Time: 10 min. Props: two bottles, a jug of water, a ruler and a tray.
  • Mirror Twins Pairs face each other. One leads slow moves, such as rocking, burping and pushing a stroller, and the other mirrors. A judge taps out pairs that fall out of step. Players: 6 to 30. Time: 8 min. Props: none.
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  • One Hand Each Swaddle Two guests share the job: each uses one hand only, and together they wrap two dolls in blankets. The first pair with both dolls snug wins. Players: 4 to 20. Time: 8 min. Props: two dolls and two blankets a pair.
  • Sock Twins Tip a basket of mixed baby socks onto the table. Pairs of guests match as many as they can before the host calls time, and a mismatched pair costs one. Players: 4 to 20. Time: 5 min. Props: about twenty pairs of baby socks.
  • Towers for Two Partners build two towers of baby blocks at the same time, one hand each. When time is called, the pair with two standing towers of the same height wins. Players: 4 to 20. Time: 5 min. Props: baby blocks.
  • Two-Baby Juggle With a doll in each arm, a player does three chores the host calls: fold a blanket, zip a bag, answer a phone. Drop a doll and that chore starts again. Players: 4 to 12. Time: 10 min. Props: two dolls, a blanket, a bag and a phone.

Name-two games 8

  • First and Middle Mix First names go on blue cards and middle names on yellow. Each pair of guests draws two of each, builds the two full names they like best and pitches them in one sentence. Players: 4 to 24. Time: 12 min. Props: blue and yellow cards and a marker.
  • Goes Together or Too Matchy The host reads pairs of names. Guests hold a thumb up for goes together or a flat hand for too matchy, then the parents-to-be give their own verdict. Players: 6 to 50. Time: 8 min. Props: none.
  • Name Chain for Two Go around the circle. Each guest says a pair of names, and the next pair must start with the last letters of the two just said. Hesitate and you are out. Players: 4 to 20. Time: 8 min. Props: none.
  • Name Pair Ballot The host writes six pairs of names on a poster, or the parents' real short list. Each guest drops one vote in a bowl, and the parents-to-be read the tally. Players: 6 to 50. Time: 10 min. Props: a poster, slips and a bowl.
  • Nicknames That Match Each guest writes a pair of nicknames that go together, one for each baby. The host reads them out unsigned, and the loudest applause wins. Players: 4 to 40. Time: 10 min. Props: slips and pens.
  • Same-Letter Twins Draw a letter. Each table writes pairs of names that both start with it until time is called, and scores only the pairs no other table wrote. Players: 4 to 30. Time: 8 min. Props: letter cards, paper and pens.
  • Twin Name Bracket Eight pairs of names go on a bracket. The room votes by show of hands, round by round, until one pair is left standing. Players: 8 to 50. Time: 12 min. Props: a poster and a marker.
  • Two Names, A to Z Two teams work through the alphabet, calling a pair of names for each letter in turn. A team stuck on a letter hands it over, and the other team scores for it. Players: 6 to 30. Time: 10 min. Props: none.

Two teams, one for each baby 8

  • Baby A and Baby B Dress Relay The room splits in two, a team for each baby. Players run up one at a time and put one item on the team's doll: hat, sock, sock, bib. First doll dressed wins. Players: 8 to 30. Time: 10 min. Props: two dolls and two sets of doll clothes.
  • Hip and Shoulder Balloons Partners carry two balloons between them without hands, one at the hip and one at the shoulder, around a chair and back. Teams run it as a relay. Players: 8 to 30. Time: 10 min. Props: balloons and a chair.
  • Lullaby Hum-Off Teams take turns humming a lullaby or a nursery tune for the other side to name. A team that cannot start a new tune by the count of ten loses the round. Players: 6 to 30. Time: 10 min. Props: none.
  • One-Handed Clothesline Each team has a line and a pile of baby clothes. Players pin up one piece each with one hand, holding a doll in the other. The first full line wins. Players: 6 to 24. Time: 8 min. Props: two lines, clothespins, baby clothes and two dolls.
  • Quiz the Other Side Each team writes five questions about one parent-to-be for the other team to answer. The parents-to-be rule on every answer, and the higher score wins. Players: 6 to 30. Time: 15 min. Props: paper and pens.
  • Rhyme Bell Face-Off One player from each team stands at a bell. The host reads the first half of a nursery rhyme line, and the first to ring finishes it. Five points takes the game. Players: 6 to 40. Time: 10 min. Props: a bell or a squeaky toy.
  • Two Diaper Bags Each team gets an empty diaper bag and a list of ten things to pack from one mixed pile. The first bag packed and zipped, and checked by the other team, wins. Players: 6 to 20. Time: 8 min. Props: two bags, two lists and a pile of baby things.
  • Two Teddy Circle Two stuffed animals travel around the circle in opposite directions while music plays. When it stops, each holder's team takes a point. The low score wins. Players: 8 to 30. Time: 8 min. Props: two stuffed animals and music.

Guessing games with two answers 8

  • Double Diaper Stack Two towers of diapers stand under a sheet with only their shapes showing. Guests guess how many are in each, and the closest on both wins. Players: 4 to 50. Time: 5 min. Props: two stacks of diapers, a sheet and slips.
  • Laundry for Two A basket holds tiny socks and tiny hats, tumbled together. Guests guess how many of each, and the host counts them out onto the table. Players: 4 to 50. Time: 5 min. Props: a basket of baby socks and hats, slips and pens.
  • Scoops for Two Bottles Guests guess how many scoops of rice will fill each of two baby bottles of different sizes. Then the host fills them where everyone can count. Players: 4 to 40. Time: 8 min. Props: two bottles, rice, a scoop and a funnel.
  • Twin Prediction Cards For Baby A and Baby B, each guest guesses a first word, a favorite toy and which one will be the night owl. The cards are sealed until the first birthday. Players: 4 to 50. Time: 10 min. Props: cards, pens and an envelope.
  • Two Bags, One Difference Two cloth bags hold the same five baby things, except for one. Guests feel both bags without looking and name the item that differs. Players: 4 to 30. Time: 10 min. Props: two cloth bags and baby things.
  • Two Jars, Two Guesses Set out a jar of buttons and a jar of cotton balls. Guests write a count for each, and the winner has the smallest total miss over both jars. Players: 6 to 50. Time: 5 min. Props: two filled jars, slips and pens.
  • Two Ribbons Each guest cuts two ribbons: one as long as they think the crib is wide, one as long as the stroller handle is high. The host measures, and the best pair wins. Players: 4 to 40. Time: 10 min. Props: ribbon, scissors and a tape measure.
  • Two Tunes at Once Two guests each hum a different nursery tune at the same moment. The first table to name both tunes scores, and a new pair of hummers steps up. Players: 6 to 40. Time: 8 min. Props: none.

Pencil games in twos 8

  • Bib and What? The host reads half of a baby pair, such as bib and, crib and, or bottle and. Guests write the other half, and an answer that matches the mom-to-be's own scores. Players: 4 to 40. Time: 8 min. Props: paper and pens.
  • Draw the Twins Blind With a paper plate held on top of the head, each guest draws two babies side by side. The parents-to-be choose the pair that look most alike. Players: 4 to 30. Time: 8 min. Props: paper plates and markers.
  • Not-Quite Twins Tray A tray holds ten pairs of baby things, and in five pairs one item differs a little. Guests study it, the tray is covered, and they list the pairs that were not true twins. Players: 4 to 30. Time: 10 min. Props: a tray, ten pairs of baby things, paper and pens.
  • Rattle, Giggle, Cuddle Write baby words with a double letter in them, such as rattle, giggle and cuddle. A word nobody else has scores two, and a shared word scores one. Players: 4 to 40. Time: 6 min. Props: paper and pens.
  • The Second Word The host reads first words, such as high, night, car and play. Guests write the baby word that follows. An answer that matches the host's list scores. Players: 4 to 40. Time: 8 min. Props: paper and pens.
  • T-W-I-N-S Wishes Write the letters of twins down the page and a wish for the babies that starts with each one. The parents-to-be read their favorites aloud. Players: 4 to 40. Time: 8 min. Props: paper and pens.
  • Things That Come in Twos Everyone lists things that come in pairs, from mittens to bookends, until time is called. Cross off anything another guest also wrote. The longest list left wins. Players: 4 to 40. Time: 8 min. Props: paper and pens.
  • Welcome Couplet Each table writes a two-line rhyme that welcomes both babies. Tables read them out in turn, and the room votes by applause. Players: 4 to 40. Time: 8 min. Props: paper and pens.

How this list was compiled: Written by the Game Night Generator editors on 2026-10-03 for a shower where two babies are on the way: 40 games in 5 groups of 8, in our own words. Every game uses the two in how it is played: two dolls, two teams, two answers or a pair of names. Player ranges and times are our planning estimates, not measurements. Every game is alcohol-free and clean enough to explain in front of children; none asks anyone to guess the size of the mom-to-be or anything else about a body, and no brand is named. No facts are stated, so nothing was checked against an outside source. Licence: own work