Planning guide
Coed baby shower games both parents will enjoy
When the partner and their friends come to the baby shower, melted chocolate in a diaper stops being funny. Coed baby showers need games that feel like game night: both parents in the spotlight, a scoreboard, and nothing anyone has to be talked into.
Updated October 29, 2026
The short answer
The best coed baby shower games put both parents in the spotlight: mom or dad (who will change the first diaper?), the baby shower shoe game, a baby price guessing round and a baby trivia ladder. Skip the diaper and bottle-chugging games, and split the room into a mom team and a dad team for some rivalry.
The picks
Mom or dad has guests guess which parent will do what. The baby shower shoe game puts both of them on stage. A price guess round is a surprise for anyone who's never bought diapers, and the baby shower trivia ladder works like a pub quiz.
How well do you know them
Mom or dad: the baby shower guessing game
Twenty mom-or-dad questions for a baby shower: who will change the first diaper, who will cry first? Guests guess, the parents reveal.
20 questions · Baby shower
The shoe game
Baby shower shoe game
Which parent will do it? Twenty-two shoe game questions for a co-ed baby shower, printable or played live with phones.
22 questions · Baby shower
Price guess
Baby shower price guess game
Guess what baby gear costs, from diapers to a car seat. Closest without going over wins. Print it free or play live.
12 items · Baby shower
Ladder climb
Baby shower trivia ladder
Ten baby trivia questions that get harder as you climb. Miss one and you're off. The last guests standing win.
10 questions · Baby shower
Team mom against team dad
Split the guests into two teams, one for each parent. Live, the screen shows a team score next to everyone's own, so the rivalry runs all afternoon. For more ideas, see coed shower games.
Questions people ask
- What games do you play at a coed baby shower?
- Mom or dad, the baby shower shoe game, price guessing and baby trivia. They work like game night and don't need anyone to dress up or taste anything.
- Do dads enjoy baby shower games?
- They do when the games are about both parents and keep score, like the shoe game and mom or dad.
Play it on the big screen
Questions on the TV, answers on guests’ phones, scores kept for you. Free for up to 15 guests.
Plan a live game