Would She Rather Baby Shower Game

Press Print this list for 20 either-or lines, each with a box for the guest's guess.

Would She Rather Baby Shower Game

Guest name

  1. Write your name at the top of the sheet.
  2. The mom-to-be marked her own choice on every line before the party. Guess it: write 1 for the first choice or 2 for the second in the box.
  3. She reads her answers aloud. Circle every box where your number matches hers.
  4. The most circles wins. A tie goes to the guest who has known her longest.
  1. A stroller lap of the park, or the baby carrier on a trail?
  2. A teenager who borrows the car, or one who borrows her clothes?
  3. Step on a toy block, or sit on a squeaky toy?
  4. A high chair that wipes clean, or one that folds away?
  5. Library story hour, or a baby swim lesson?
  6. The midnight wake-up, or the five o'clock one?
  7. Fly the spoon in like an airplane, or drive it in like a train?
  8. Rock in the chair, or pace the hallway?
  9. Toast strips, or toast cut with a cookie cutter?
  10. Leave the wipes at home, or leave the spare outfit?
  11. Build the crib with the instructions, or without?
  12. Keep every scribble, or photograph them all and keep five?
  13. One bedtime book ten nights running, or a made-up story each night?
  14. Supper standing at the counter, or supper gone cold?
  15. A baby book filled in weekly, or a shoebox of notes to sort one day?
  16. Hear the monitor first, or sleep through it?
  17. Early with a sleeping baby, or on time with a wide-awake one?
  18. Cook a batch of baby food on Sunday, or buy the jars?
  19. Sew the costume, or buy it?
  20. A night light shaped like a moon, or one like a star?

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How it works

These would she rather baby shower game questions print as a guest sheet: 20 either-or lines at a time from 65, each with a box. The mom-to-be answers first, guests guess her choices, and every match scores.

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Before the shower

Press Print this list once and copy that page, so every guest and the mom-to-be hold the same 20 lines. She marks her own copy before the party. The box under the button keeps one group, and Pick 20 new questions, under the list, deals another set.

At the shower

Guests write 1 or 2 in each box: the first choice or the second. She reads her answers aloud, guests circle each match, and the most circles wins.

Tips
  • Read each line aloud and let the room shout a number before she answers.

Questions and answers

Is this a would you rather baby shower game?

Yes, turned into a guessing game. The mom-to-be says which of two things she would rather do, and guests score for guessing her answer. Nobody else has to choose out loud.

Is there a free printable of would you rather baby shower games?

This page is one. Print this list prints 20 lines with the rules above them and a box beside each. Show 25, under the list, makes a longer sheet.

Can it be a would they rather baby shower game for both parents?

Yes. Print two sheets a guest, one for each parent, or play it aloud with a round each. Most lines name nobody, so they fit either parent.

What are the questions about?

Sleep and nights, food and feeding time, outings, the house and the years ahead, such as coach the team, or bring the snacks. None is about her body, the pregnancy or the birth.

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All 65 questions

Sleep and nights 13

  • A nap on her shoulder, or a nap on Grandpa's?
  • A night light shaped like a moon, or one like a star?
  • Early to bed and up at dawn, or a late night and a slow start?
  • Fold the tiny pajamas, or roll them?
  • Hear the monitor first, or sleep through it?
  • The midnight wake-up, or the five o'clock one?
  • Nap when the baby naps, or tidy up in the quiet?
  • One bedtime book ten nights running, or a made-up story each night?
  • Pajamas with snaps, or pajamas with a zipper?
  • Rock in the chair, or pace the hallway?
  • Sing the lullaby, or hum it?
  • Tiptoe out of the nursery, or crawl out?
  • The whir of a fan at bedtime, or rain sounds from a speaker?
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Food and feeding time 13

  • A first birthday cake to smash, or a tray of cupcakes to pass around?
  • A high chair that wipes clean, or one that folds away?
  • Bear-face pancakes, or one giant pancake to share?
  • Cook a batch of baby food on Sunday, or buy the jars?
  • Fly the spoon in like an airplane, or drive it in like a train?
  • Mash the first banana, or the first avocado?
  • Mop under the high chair, or wash the baby after spaghetti?
  • Pack snacks in a little tub, or in a pouch?
  • Share her dessert with a toddler, or hide it until bedtime?
  • Supper standing at the counter, or supper gone cold?
  • Three bibs a day, or one smock with sleeves?
  • Toast strips, or toast cut with a cookie cutter?
  • Wear the splattered carrots, or the splattered beets?

Out and about 13

  • A road trip with three stops, or a short flight?
  • A stroller lap of the park, or the baby carrier on a trail?
  • A stroller with a cup holder, or one with a huge basket?
  • A weekend at Grandma's, or Grandma comes to stay?
  • The baby swing at the playground, or the sandbox?
  • Early with a sleeping baby, or on time with a wide-awake one?
  • Leave the wipes at home, or leave the spare outfit?
  • Library story hour, or a baby swim lesson?
  • Matching family outfits for the photo, or everyone in their own style?
  • Pack the diaper bag the night before, or on the way out the door?
  • Push the stroller, or carry all the bags?
  • Sand in the diaper bag, or grass stains on the blanket?
  • The zoo, or the aquarium, for the first big outing?

Around the house 13

  • A baby book filled in weekly, or a shoebox of notes to sort one day?
  • A nursery in soft colors, or a nursery in bright ones?
  • A playmat in the living room, or a play corner in the kitchen?
  • Baby-proof every cabinet in one day, or one cabinet a week?
  • Bath time with bubbles and a flood, or quick and tidy?
  • Build the crib with the instructions, or without?
  • Dance in the kitchen with the baby, or sing in the car?
  • Fold a mountain of tiny laundry, or wash a sink of tiny bottles?
  • Keep every scribble, or photograph them all and keep five?
  • One board book forty times, or one tune all afternoon?
  • Step on a toy block, or sit on a squeaky toy?
  • Stuffed animals lined up on a shelf, or heaped in a hammock?
  • Toys in one big basket, or sorted into labeled bins?

Later on 13

  • A child who collects rocks, or one who collects bugs?
  • A teenager who borrows the car, or one who borrows her clothes?
  • Coach the team, or bring the snacks?
  • Drive the carpool, or host the sleepover?
  • Hear "why?" a hundred times a day, or "watch this"?
  • Help with the science project, or the book report?
  • Pass on her best recipe, or her best card game?
  • Piano lessons in her house, or drum lessons?
  • Ride the bus on the school outing, or bake two dozen cupcakes?
  • Run behind the wobbling bicycle, or wait at the pool's edge?
  • Sew the costume, or buy it?
  • Twenty kids in her living room, or twenty kids at the playground?
  • Wave from the bus stop, or walk to the classroom door?

How this list was compiled: Written by the Game Night Generator editors on 2026-10-03: 65 either-or lines in 5 groups of 13, each a choice between two everyday things a new parent does. Own work; no facts are stated and nothing was copied from another site. The mom-to-be marks her own choices before the party and guests guess them. Screen: nothing about her body, the pregnancy, the birth, money or how the parents met, and no line gives feeding or sleep advice. Each line was compared by script with every other list on this site, among them the bridal would-she-rather deck, the baby shower question game and the other guess-the-parents sheets, and none repeats one. Licence: own work