Who Knows Mommy Best Baby Shower Game

Press Print this list for a guest sheet of 15 questions about the mom-to-be, each with an answer line.

Who Knows Mommy Best Baby Shower Game

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  1. Write your name at the top of the sheet.
  2. Every question is about the mom-to-be. Write the answer you think she will give. A word or two is plenty.
  3. When she reads her own answers aloud, tick the box beside each one you matched.
  4. Count your ticks. The most matches wins, and a close call is hers to judge.
  1. What late-night treat has Mommy sent someone out to fetch?
  2. Which sundae topping can Mommy not pass up?
  3. Which class made Mommy watch the clock?
  4. What did Mommy sort, label or alphabetize this month?
  5. What hung on Mommy's bedroom wall when she was twelve?
  6. Which snack rides along on every car trip with Mommy?
  7. What costume does Mommy have in mind for the first Halloween?
  8. What kind of song will Mommy sing at bedtime?
  9. Is Mommy's trip to work under ten minutes, under thirty or longer?
  10. What kind of pet does Mommy picture this child growing up beside?
  11. What kind of stuffed animal slept on Mommy's bed?
  12. Which candle scent does Mommy light most?
  13. What does Mommy do with a rained-out afternoon?
  14. What is already hanging in the baby's closet?
  15. Teacher, shopkeeper or chef: who did little Mommy pretend to be?

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How it works

These who knows mommy best baby shower game questions print as a guest sheet: 15 at a time from 100, each with a line for the guess. Mommy fills in one copy as the answer key. Press Print this list.

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Print a sheet for every guest

Press Print this list and make a copy for each guest, plus one for Mommy. Leave the Show example covers closed: each prints as a blank line under its question. The made-up samples print on a last page you can leave out. The box under the button keeps one group, such as Favorites, and Pick 15 new questions, under the list, deals another set.

Read the answers and score

Mommy writes her answers on her copy, before the party or at the table. She reads each one aloud, and guests tick the box beside every guess that matches. The most ticks wins.

Tips
  • Hand Mommy her copy first, so her answers are down before anyone compares notes.
  • For a tie, ask one more question aloud. The first right answer takes it.

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How do you play the how well do you know Mommy baby shower game?

Every guest gets the same sheet of questions about the mom-to-be and writes a guess on each line. Mommy reads her own answers aloud, and each match earns a point. The guest with the most points wins.

Is this the same as the what would Mom say baby shower game?

Yes, it is one game under two names. Guests write what they think Mom would say to each question, then she reads her real answers. The same printed sheet works for both.

Can it be played as a quiz the parents baby shower game?

Yes. After Mommy answers a question, ask Daddy the same one aloud, and guests write a guess for each parent on the line. The growing up, favorites and work and school questions suit either parent.

How many questions go on one sheet?

Fifteen, each with a blank line, which fills one printed page. Every question takes a word or two, so a guest can fill a sheet in one sitting. For a longer game, print a second set.

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Growing up 20

  • Jump rope, tag or kickball: what was Mommy's recess pick? Sample: jump rope.
  • Teacher, shopkeeper or chef: who did little Mommy pretend to be? Sample: the teacher, with a chalkboard.
  • What after-school activity filled Mommy's afternoons as a child? Sample: gymnastics.
  • What color was Mommy's first bicycle? Sample: purple, with streamers.
  • What did Mommy ask for on her sixth birthday? Sample: roller skates.
  • What did Mommy collect as a girl? Sample: stickers.
  • What did Mommy grow, bake or build that she bragged about as a kid? Sample: a sunflower taller than she was.
  • What did Mommy look forward to every summer as a kid? Sample: the county fair.
  • What did Mommy make out of mud, sticks or sand as a kid? Sample: a fairy house.
  • What did Mommy pour into her breakfast bowl growing up? Sample: oatmeal with raisins.
  • What did Mommy save her allowance for? Sample: a kite.
  • What hung on Mommy's bedroom wall when she was twelve? Sample: horse posters.
  • What kind of stuffed animal slept on Mommy's bed? Sample: a rabbit with one ear.
  • What sandwich rode to grade school in Mommy's lunchbox? Sample: peanut butter and banana.
  • What time was lights-out for Mommy at age ten? Sample: half past eight.
  • Which costume did Mommy wear most proudly as a kid? Sample: a ladybug.
  • Which household job made young Mommy grumble loudest? Sample: drying the dishes.
  • Which instrument did young Mommy practice, or avoid practicing? Sample: the recorder.
  • Which vegetable did Mommy push to the edge of her plate? Sample: lima beans.
  • Who taught Mommy to tie her shoes? Sample: her grandfather.
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Favorites 20

  • Country, pop, oldies or talk: what plays in Mommy's car? Sample: country.
  • Pie, cake or cookies: which does Mommy save room for? Sample: pie, lemon if there is any.
  • What dish does Mommy cook when company comes? Sample: lasagna.
  • What does Mommy bake when she wants the house to smell good? Sample: banana bread.
  • What does Mommy do with a rained-out afternoon? Sample: starts a jigsaw puzzle.
  • What goes in Mommy's favorite mug on a cold morning? Sample: tea with honey.
  • What is Mommy's newest hobby? Sample: knitting.
  • What kind of book sits on Mommy's nightstand? Sample: a cookbook.
  • What kind of movie does Mommy choose when the remote is hers? Sample: a mystery.
  • What pattern is on the blanket Mommy reaches for? Sample: plaid.
  • Which animal makes Mommy stop longest at the zoo? Sample: the otters.
  • Which bloom would Mommy plant by the front door? Sample: peonies.
  • Which candle scent does Mommy light most? Sample: vanilla.
  • Which color fills most of Mommy's closet? Sample: navy blue.
  • Which fruit lands in Mommy's cart every week? Sample: blueberries.
  • Which herb or plant does Mommy fuss over? Sample: the basil on the windowsill.
  • Which holiday gets Mommy's porch dressed up earliest? Sample: Halloween.
  • Which jam or spread does Mommy buy every time? Sample: strawberry jam.
  • Which snack rides along on every car trip with Mommy? Sample: pretzels.
  • Which sundae topping can Mommy not pass up? Sample: hot fudge.

Work and school 20

  • How did Mommy spend her summers in high school? Sample: lifeguarding at the town pool.
  • Is Mommy sharper at dawn or after dark? Sample: dawn, always.
  • Is Mommy up before six, before seven or later on a workday? Sample: before seven.
  • Is Mommy's trip to work under ten minutes, under thirty or longer? Sample: under ten, on a good day.
  • Tidy, loopy or a scrawl: how does Mommy's handwriting look? Sample: loopy.
  • What color was Mommy's grade school backpack? Sample: red, with a broken zipper.
  • What did Mommy study after high school? Sample: nursing.
  • What do coworkers or classmates ask Mommy to fix? Sample: the printer.
  • What does Mommy do for work today? Sample: she teaches third grade.
  • What does Mommy pin up beside her desk? Sample: a photo of the dog.
  • What part did Mommy play in a school show? Sample: a tree in the chorus.
  • What part of her workday does Mommy leave for Friday afternoon? Sample: filing.
  • What ribbon or prize did Mommy win at school? Sample: the spelling bee.
  • What was Mommy's least favorite activity in gym class? Sample: the rope climb.
  • What would a coworker find at the bottom of Mommy's work bag? Sample: three pens and a granola bar.
  • Which class made Mommy watch the clock? Sample: chemistry.
  • Which club or team did Mommy join in high school? Sample: the yearbook staff.
  • Which grade does Mommy call her favorite school year? Sample: fourth grade.
  • Which language did Mommy take in school? Sample: Spanish.
  • Which school subject came easiest to Mommy? Sample: English.

Cravings and nesting 20

  • Ice water, juice or tea: what is in Mommy's glass most afternoons? Sample: ice water with lemon.
  • Sweet or salty: which has Mommy wanted more lately? Sample: salty.
  • What cleaning job has Mommy started doing every day? Sample: wiping the baseboards.
  • What did Mommy hang above the crib? Sample: a mobile of paper stars.
  • What did Mommy sort, label or alphabetize this month? Sample: the spice rack.
  • What does Mommy keep adding to the grocery list? Sample: ice pops.
  • What does Mommy want stacked in the freezer ahead of time? Sample: soup.
  • What has Mommy washed and folded more than once already? Sample: the newborn sleepers.
  • What is already hanging in the baby's closet? Sample: a yellow raincoat.
  • What late-night treat has Mommy sent someone out to fetch? Sample: a milkshake.
  • What theme did Mommy settle on for the nursery? Sample: woodland animals.
  • What went into the nursery first? Sample: the dresser.
  • Where in the house does Mommy put her feet up? Sample: the porch swing.
  • Which baby outfit does Mommy keep holding up to show people? Sample: the one with duck feet.
  • Which breakfast has Mommy asked for again and again lately? Sample: waffles with strawberries.
  • Which drawer has Mommy rearranged more than once? Sample: the one for baby socks.
  • Which list is growing fastest on Mommy's phone? Sample: baby names.
  • Which piece of baby gear did Mommy research the longest? Sample: the stroller.
  • Which restaurant dish does Mommy never share? Sample: the fries.
  • Which room did Mommy organize first? Sample: the hall closet.

Plans for the baby 20

  • Mom, Mama, Mommy or something else: what does she want to be called? Sample: Mama.
  • Stroller or carrier: how does Mommy picture the daily walk? Sample: the stroller.
  • What costume does Mommy have in mind for the first Halloween? Sample: a pumpkin.
  • What does Mommy most want to show the baby outdoors? Sample: the ducks at the pond.
  • What does Mommy say this baby will never run short of? Sample: books.
  • What flavor will the first birthday cake be, if Mommy decides? Sample: banana.
  • What goes on the nursery shelf first, by Mommy's plan? Sample: a framed family photo.
  • What kind of pet does Mommy picture this child growing up beside? Sample: a patient old dog.
  • What kind of song will Mommy sing at bedtime? Sample: a lullaby her grandmother sang.
  • What nickname does Mommy already use for the baby? Sample: Bean.
  • What will Mommy read to the baby first? Sample: a picture book about a bear.
  • What word does Mommy hope to hear first? Sample: Mama.
  • Which family recipe will Mommy pass on one day? Sample: her aunt's cornbread.
  • Which holiday is Mommy most excited to share with the baby? Sample: the Fourth of July.
  • Which instrument would Mommy love this child to play? Sample: the piano.
  • Which lessons does Mommy want to sign this child up for first? Sample: swimming.
  • Which of her own traits does Mommy hope the baby gets? Sample: her laugh.
  • Which toy has Mommy chosen as the baby's first friend? Sample: a floppy gray elephant.
  • Which tradition from her childhood will Mommy keep? Sample: pancakes on Saturdays.
  • Who does Mommy want as the first babysitter? Sample: Grandma.

How this list was compiled: Written by the Game Night Generator editors on 2026-10-02: 100 questions about a mom-to-be in 5 groups of 20, each answerable in a word or two, each with an invented sample answer that describes nobody. Own work; no facts are stated and nothing was copied from another site. Screen: no question is about her body, the birth, money, a name or a place that works as an account security answer, or how the parents met. Each question was compared by script with every other list on this site, and read against all 165 cards of the baby shower question game, and none repeats one. Licence: own work