Use These Ideas For A Fun Baby Shower Party

Few miracles in the world are like the birth of a child. The pregnancy in and of itself is a miracle all its own! But, of course, with a pregnancy comes what? Baby showers! And while there are many things one can do for baby showers or in them, the one thing this article is going to focus on is this: baby shower games.
At the beginning of the shower a game one can do is the "Don't Say Baby" game. This one lasts through the party and is very cheap. All that's needed is a bit of yarn long enough for a necklace and a baby safety pin--or some other baby object one can string on a string. Put the safety pin or desired object on the string and give a necklace to each guest. When a person says the word "baby", the person who calls it out gets to take the pin or other object from other person's necklace. At the end of the party, the person with the most pins/objects wins a prize.
Then there's the "Guess Mommy's Tummy Size" game. Have every person take a ball of string and stretch it to the size they think would fit around the Mother-to-be's tummy in the middle. When everyone is ready, measure all the yarn pieces to the actually Mother's tummy, and the one who is the most accurate gets a prize!
Yet another well-liked baby shower game is the "Name Baby Items" game. Everyone gets a pad of paper and a pencil or pen. Then, have everybody name as many baby things as they can within five minutes. Yeah, it sure sounds easy--at first. But around the end it becomes harder than someone might think! The person with the most items listed gets a prize!
Next is the popular, fun "Who Can Make The Baby" game. This game requires plenty of baby magazines, paper, scissors, and glue. Divide the guests into teams of three, and give three magazines to each team. Then, the teams are to cut out various baby qualities from the magazines and put the pieces together on the paper as to what the team perceives the baby will going to look like. When everybody is done, the Mother-to-be chooses the picture she believes is closest to what she thinks her baby will look like. The team who's picture she selects wins a prize.
A hilarious game is the "Bottle Race". Just take several baby bottles full of a preferred drink. Each participant takes a bottle and sucks it like a baby--the participant who drinks the most before the time runs out gets a prize. Everyone will be laughing by the end!
And now, the "Guess the Baby Item" game. This one is played by Mommy herself. She is blindfolded and a bag full of various baby things is put in front of her. She is to take them out individually and guess what baby thing she has--don't peek! A great game, particularly if the guests pick out some really crazy baby items or toys.

Tips For Finding Great Baby Offers

Around a new born baby everyone gets excited. The whole family eagerly waits for the baby to arrive. All friends and acquaintances are trying to find out as much as possible about the little one. There are also many companies that get excited about that too. They have free baby offers available for the happy new parents.
There is a very good offer that's available through Enfamil Family Beginnings, and it is one of my favorite. It is a great program suitable for anyone who is expecting a baby. It is also good for the mothers who plan breastfeeding for their beloved ones. Because of the countless benefits this program offers it has actually turned into a real must for expectant mothers.
I had a strong desire to breastfeed my baby girl. However I was unsure if I would be able to breastfeed long enough and whether the quantity of my milk will be sufficient or the baby will need formula as an addition. So I just signed up for the Enfamil baby offers, no matter I actually was against using formula. And I don't regret that decision because of several things.
First of all I was sent by them interesting and precious information concerning the child feeding - not only for the first months of the newborn, but all the specific food needs up to toddler years. Those materials were accompanied by two diaper bags - a large one and a small one and believe me they proved to be tough enough, in spite of the burden they took through time.
Second of all Enfamil were so kind to send me formula several times, absolutely free, without me even asking for it. I was very happy about that because I knew my baby might happen to need it. And even though my baby eventually did not I gave the numerous samples to a neighbor family whose baby did. So everything got into use.
A free subscription to American Baby Magazine is also one of the baby offers available and I can call it my favorite one. For a whole year I received this wonderful magazine without paying a cent and what's more I didn't receive unpleasant e-mails or phone calls asking me to subscribe and apart from that I found the magazine really useful for any parent, this was the other reason that made me really subscribe.
In continuation with the subject of valuable information for reading you can have in mind the offer of State Farm - a copy of Mayo Clinic's book for pregnancy, which with its solid three pounds of weight is a detailed medical survey which could be of use for every parent; what's more it's absolutely free.