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Baby Shower Party Games
Baby shower games traditionally mean printed sheets, pens that run out, and someone tallying scores by hand. These run online instead: the questions go on a screen, everyone answers from their own phone, and the scores add themselves up — whether guests are in the room or joining a virtual baby shower over Zoom.
Baby shower games nobody has to print
Guests join by pointing a camera at a QR code. There is nothing to install and no account to create, which matters when the guest list spans a friend group and two families who have never met.
Rounds are timed and the results appear on the board as they come in, so the room is watching one thing together rather than each filling in a sheet alone.
Common questions
- Can we play these baby shower games online with long-distance guests?
- Yes. Share the board screen on Zoom or any video call and remote guests join from their own phones exactly like the guests in the room — a virtual or hybrid baby shower plays the same as an in-person one.
- Do these baby shower games need printables?
- No. Nothing is printed and nothing is handed out. The questions appear on the shared screen, guests answer on their phones, and the scores tally themselves.
- Do we need an app to play these baby shower games?
- No. The host opens a game on any screen and everyone else scans a QR code with their phone camera. It all runs in the browser that is already on the phone — nothing to install, and no account to create.
- What do we need to host baby shower party games?
- One screen everyone can see — a TV, a laptop, or even a propped-up phone — and a phone each for the players. That is the whole setup.
- Can we play these baby shower games online with remote guests?
- Yes. Share the board screen on Zoom or any video call and every player still joins from their own phone, wherever they are — a virtual room plays exactly like one in person.
- Is it free?
- Hosting is free for small groups. Larger rooms, and hosting without the watermark, need a Pro plan or a one-off day, weekend or event pass.
- What happens if someone's phone drops out?
- They rejoin the same seat with their score intact. Rounds also run on timers, so one missing player never stalls the game for everyone else.