15 Christian Baby Shower Games with a Sweet Faith Twist

Planning Christian baby shower games that actually get people laughing, bonding, and maybe tearing up a little (in the best way) is honestly one of the most rewarding things you can do as a host.

Whether you’re throwing a shower at church, in your living room, or in someone’s backyard, there’s something really beautiful about weaving faith into the celebration of a brand-new life — and tbh, the games make it so much easier than you’d think.

This list has 15 games — a mix of active, printable, and quiet keepsake-style activities — so you can pick and choose based on your crowd. Got grandmas who prefer something low-key? Check.

Got the cousin group who will absolutely turn a bottle-chugging race into a full-on competition? Also check.

Every single game here has a gentle faith twist, from scripture trivia to milestone prayers, and your baby shower guests will thank you for putting so much heart into it. Let’s get into it!

1. Late Night Diaper Notes

Late Night Diaper Notes is one of those games that starts out funny and ends up being genuinely touching — which is basically the perfect combo for a Christian baby shower.

The idea is simple: guests grab a diaper from a basket, write an encouraging message, a joke, a prayer, or a scripture reference on the inside with a Sharpie, and return it to the pile.

The new mama then discovers these little love notes during the 2 a.m. feeding sessions when she needs them most.

Set up a cute station with a basket of plain newborn or size-1 diapers, a few chunky Sharpies in dark colors (so the writing shows up), and a little sign that says something like ‘Leave mama a late-night blessing!’

You can also add a small card nearby with a few suggested scripture prompts — like Psalm 46:5 (‘God is within her, she will not fall’) — for guests who want inspiration but might draw a blank under pressure.

What makes this one so special for a faith-based shower is that the notes become tiny moments of grace during one of the hardest seasons of new parenthood.

Encourage guests to write a prayer over baby, a funny encouragement for mama, or even just their favorite verse. The mama-to-be will laugh, cry, and feel so covered in love every single time she opens one.

Host tip: keep the diaper basket near the gift table so guests can do it quietly as they arrive — no awkward ‘okay everyone grab a diaper’ announcement required.

2. Late Night Diaper Notes (Printable Card)

This is the printable companion to the diaper notes activity — and it’s one of the most pinnable things you can put on a table at a Christian baby shower.

Each card gives a guest a dedicated space to write their diaper message before transferring it onto the actual diaper.

It sounds like an extra step, but it means guests can draft something thoughtful, cross it out, rewrite it, and generally not panic while holding a diaper. Win-win.

Print one card per guest on cardstock, cut them apart, and lay them in a pretty tray or basket.

The card has a few prompts printed right on it: a spot for a scripture, a spot for a piece of advice, and a spot for a midnight-feeding joke.

This also means mama has a keepsake set of the notes she can tuck into a baby book — diapers don’t exactly age gracefully, but cards do.

This printable works beautifully as a quiet starter activity while guests mingle before the main games kick off.

If you’re hosting a larger shower and want to keep things moving, you can even mail the card with the invitation so guests arrive with their message already written.

For a really sweet variation, ask guests to also include the date so mama can know just how many people were praying for her baby before they even arrived earthside.

3. Bottle Chug Race

Okay, I’ll be honest — this one is not exactly spiritual (and it is a little chaotic), but it is absolutely hilarious and every single group needs at least one game that gets people out of their seats.

The Bottle Chug Race is exactly what it sounds like: guests race to drink a small amount of juice or water out of a baby bottle as fast as they can.

The tiny nipple holes make it surprisingly hard, and watching grown adults desperately sucking on baby bottles is comedy gold every time.

Fill several baby bottles with apple juice, lemonade, or water — and then give the faith spin by labeling each bottle with a little tag that says something like ‘Taste and see that the Lord is good — Psalm 34:8!’

You can run this as a head-to-head bracket tournament or as one big simultaneous race with everyone competing at once.

Have a small prize ready for the winner — something like a candle, a gift card, or a little Christian devotional book makes a lovely take-home.

The Bottle Chug Race works especially well right after the gift opening when energy starts to dip and people need a reason to stand up and be ridiculous together.

It’s also a great way to break the ice if you have a mixed crowd — grandmas vs. college friends is always the bracket to watch.

Pro tip: buy a few extra bottles because some guests will squeeze too hard and squirt juice everywhere, and that is equally funny but slightly messier than anticipated.

4. Guess the Baby App or Gadget

Modern parenting comes with a truly overwhelming number of gadgets, apps, and contraptions — and this game turns that into a hilarious guessing challenge.

Guests look at a list of baby products, apps, or tech items and have to match them to their correct description or purpose.

For the Christian baby shower twist, you slip in a few faith-based ‘gadgets’ mixed in with the real ones — think ‘Daily Verse App,’ ‘Bedtime Bible Story subscription,’ or ‘Prayer journal for new mamas’ — and guests have to figure out which are real products and which are made up.

Print one sheet per guest. The left column lists 15–20 product names (a mix of real gadgets like ‘Snoo smart bassinet’ or ‘Owlet sock’ and made-up faith-based ones), and the right column lists their descriptions in scrambled order.

Guests draw a line matching each product to its description. Set a timer for 3–4 minutes to keep it moving, then read the answers aloud with commentary — this part gets very funny very fast.

This game is a brilliant icebreaker because it sparks conversation: guests who are already parents start sharing their own gadget opinions, and guests who aren’t parents learn something new.

The faith-based additions make for a lovely moment too — when you reveal that ‘Daily Verse App’ is actually real and free, several guests will want to download it on the spot. That’s a win for everybody.

Award a small prize to whoever gets the most correct matches.

5. Candy Bar Match

The Candy Bar Match is a classic baby shower game with a hilarious twist, and it works perfectly as an active group game that gets everyone involved at once.

You prep a tray of baby diapers, each one filled with a melted candy bar that looks absolutely disgusting (sorry, but it really does), and guests have to smell and/or poke the contents to figure out which candy bar it is.

For the Christian baby shower version, each diaper gets a little flag with a scripture about new life, and the candy bars themselves are labeled with Bible-themed names like ‘Manna from Heaven’ (= Mounds), ‘Burning Bush’ (= Red Hots mixed with caramel), or ‘Forty Days in the Desert’ (= dry, crumbly Butterfinger).

Melt 8–10 different candy bars in the microwave (about 20–30 seconds each), then smear each one into a labeled diaper. Prepare a score sheet or have guests shout out answers one at a time.

The scripture flags on each diaper make for a sweet moment of laughter — especially when someone realizes the ‘Burning Bush’ clue is a red-hot mess of melted candy. Give everyone a pencil and paper to write their guesses before the big reveal.

This game works brilliantly as a mid-shower energy booster — it’s tactile, funny, and slightly gross in a way that everyone ends up loving (I know, I know, but trust me on this one).

The Bible-name twist makes it feel intentional rather than random, and it’s a great photo opportunity. Keep a bottle of hand sanitizer nearby because people WILL touch the diapers, and you don’t want anyone second-guessing what they just poked.

6. Milestone Predictions Bingo

This is the most faith-forward bingo game you will ever play, and I mean that in the absolute best way.

Instead of calling out gift items as mama opens them, Milestone Predictions Bingo is played before the shower even gets started: each guest fills in their 5×5 bingo card with predictions for baby’s milestones, firsts, and faith moments — things like ‘First word is Mama,’ ‘Dedicated at church before 3 months,’ ‘Memorizes a scripture verse before age 5,’ or ‘Sleeps through the night by week 8.’

Mama keeps all the cards, and the ‘winners’ get revealed over months and years as baby actually hits the milestones. It’s a long game — literally — and it’s so sweet.

Print one bingo card per guest, along with a small list of 30 suggested milestone phrases they can choose from (you want everyone’s card to be slightly different so there’s a real competition).

The center square is pre-filled as a freebie: ‘Baby is perfectly and wonderfully made — Psalm 139:14.’ Guests write their chosen predictions in the remaining 24 squares. Mama collects all the cards in a little envelope labeled ‘Open when baby hits milestones!’

For a variation that works at larger church showers, you can add a ‘fastest bingo’ round by calling out 10 universally agreed-upon milestones in rapid succession (first smile, first tooth, first word, first step, first birthday) and seeing who already predicted all five on their card.

This gives you a winner on the day without losing the long-term magic of the game. It’s genuinely one of the most unique Christian baby shower games on this list because it keeps guests connected to the family’s story for years to come.

7. Bucket List for Baby

This is one of those quiet, sweet activities that sneaks up on you emotionally — in the best possible way. The Bucket List for Baby is a keepsake game where each guest writes down one (or a few!)

things they hope baby gets to experience in their lifetime. The faith twist comes in the framing: guests are encouraged to think about spiritual experiences too, not just milestones.

Imagine a card that reads ‘I hope you feel the presence of God on a mountaintop,’ or ‘I hope you go on a mission trip and come home changed.’ Tears. Guaranteed.

Set up a little station with pre-cut cards in a pretty color, a cup of pens, and a small sign that reads: ‘Write one dream or prayer for baby’s bucket list.’

Guests fill out their card during the shower and drop it into a decorated jar or envelope. Mama reads them during a quiet moment at the end, or saves them to read privately.

You can also have guests sign their name on the back so baby knows, years from now, exactly who prayed that dream over them.

For a variation that gets guests talking, ask everyone to share their bucket list item aloud before dropping it in the jar.

This turns a quiet activity into a beautiful group moment — and you’ll hear everything from ‘I hope you travel to every continent’ to ‘I hope you sit in the front row of your parents’ anniversary party.’

It’s one of those Christian baby shower games that doesn’t feel like a game at all — it feels like a blessing ceremony, and that is exactly the point.

8. Playlist for Baby

Here’s the thing about Playlist for Baby — it is deceptively simple and wildly sentimental.

Each guest writes down one song they want added to baby’s official playlist: a lullaby, a worship song, a hymn they grew up with, or a contemporary Christian song that means something to them.

The mama-to-be ends up leaving the shower with a crowdsourced playlist full of songs chosen by everyone who loves her and her baby. Which is honestly so much better than any playlist she’d make herself, tbh.

Prep small cards (think business-card size or a little bigger) with the prompt: ‘Add a song to baby’s playlist! Song title, artist, and why you picked it.’

The ‘why’ line is the secret weapon here — it transforms a simple song suggestion into a tiny story. Someone might write ‘Because my mama sang it to me,’ or ‘Because it reminds me that God holds every moment.’

Mama collects the cards, types the songs into a Spotify or Apple Music playlist, and has a ready-made soundtrack for every feeding, rocking session, and car ride.

For the faith angle, gently encourage worship songs and hymns by putting a few example suggestions on the display sign — things like ‘Great Is Thy Faithfulness,’ ‘What A Beautiful Name,’ or ‘You Are My Sunshine’ (a classic with spiritual undertones if you squint).

You’ll end up with a gorgeous, eclectic mix of lullabies and worship anthems that reflects the whole community surrounding this baby.

And if you want to check out what else shapes a person from the very beginning, there are some fun ideas about birth month flowers and personality that make sweet shower conversation starters too.

9. Pin the Pacifier on the Baby

Oh yes — we are doing a faith-themed Pin the Tail on the Donkey, and it is so cute it should be illegal.

Pin the Pacifier on the Baby is exactly what it sounds like: you hang up a large illustrated poster of a sweet baby (or a cute cartoon baby face), blindfold guests one at a time, spin them gently, and send them toward the poster to stick a foam or paper pacifier as close to the baby’s mouth as possible.

The person who gets it closest wins. It’s classic, it’s active, and it gets everyone cheering.

For the Christian baby shower version, the poster can include a sweet scripture printed along the bottom — something like ‘Before I formed you in the womb, I knew you — Jeremiah 1:5’ — which turns this silly game into a genuinely beautiful backdrop for photos.

You can buy a pre-made version of this game online, or DIY it with a large piece of poster board, some markers, and foam sticker pacifiers. Use a silky scarf or sleep mask as the blindfold to keep things feeling intentional rather than chaotic.

This one is gold for mixed-age groups because literally everyone from a five-year-old flower girl to a ninety-year-old great-grandmother can participate — and everyone finds it equally hilarious.

It’s also a surprisingly great photo opportunity: the expressions on guests’ faces as they confidently stride toward the poster in completely the wrong direction are pure comedy. Make sure someone is designated photographer for this round, because you will want those pictures forever.

10. Animal Pregnancy Match

Did you know a blue whale’s pregnancy lasts 10–12 months? Or that an elephant carries her baby for 22 months — almost two full years?!

Once you start sharing animal pregnancy facts, the room gets completely hooked, and that’s exactly what makes this printable game such a hit. Animal Pregnancy Match is a trivia-style game where guests match each animal to its correct gestation period.

For the faith twist, the sheet opens with a verse like ‘You created my inmost being; you knit me together in my mother’s womb — Psalm 139:13,’ which reframes the whole game as a celebration of how God designed every creature with intention and care.

Print one sheet per guest. The left column lists 12–15 animals (including some easy ones like cat and dog, and some wild cards like opossum and giraffe), and the right column lists the gestation periods scrambled out of order.

Guests draw lines to match them, working individually or in pairs. Set a 3-minute timer for a little friendly pressure, then read the answers aloud. Whoever gets the most right wins a small prize — something nature-themed or a lovely little devotional works perfectly.

What makes this game extra special is the conversation it sparks. People start marveling at the complexity of creation, which opens a natural door to talking about the miracle of the new baby on the way.

It’s also one of the most crowd-inclusive games on this list because you absolutely don’t need any Bible knowledge to play — making it perfect for mixed groups where not everyone shares the same faith background.

The scripture framing is gentle and welcoming rather than exclusive.

11. Baby Shower Mad Libs Story

Baby Shower Mad Libs might be the single funniest game on this entire list — and the faith-based version makes it even better because the stories are genuinely unexpected and sweet.

In this printable game, guests fill in blanks with words from specific categories (a Bible character name, a book of the Bible, a fruit of the Spirit, a number, an adjective) without seeing the story context first.

When the completed paragraph is read aloud, it tells a whimsical, scrambled story about the new baby’s arrival that is equal parts hilarious and heartfelt.

Print one sheet per guest (or do it as a group activity where you call out the categories and everyone shouts an answer). The story template might read something like: ‘When baby [Bible character name] arrived, the whole family felt [fruit of the Spirit].

In [number] days, they had already read [book of the Bible] cover to cover and discovered that baby had [adjective] eyes and [adjective] cheeks.’

The result is always wonderfully chaotic — think ‘Baby Methuselah arrived and the family felt self-control’ — and the room will absolutely lose it.

This is the game that works hardest for your mixed crowd because there is genuinely no prior knowledge required — guests just need to know a few Bible-adjacent words, and even the non-Christians in the room will be googling ‘fruits of the Spirit’ on their phones (which is honestly a win).

Keep a few printed word-bank cheat sheets available for guests who want them. And if you’re already thinking ahead to other holiday party games after this shower, you might enjoy these simple games for kids’ parties that work on the same crowd-pleasing principle.

12. Diaper Thoughts

Diaper Thoughts is like a spiritual advice card game, and it is so quietly lovely that it tends to become one of the most treasured keepsakes from the entire shower.

Each guest is given a card shaped (or labeled) like a diaper and asked to complete a series of prompt sentences with their genuine thoughts, prayers, and wisdom for the new mama and baby.

The prompts are faith-forward but gentle: things like ‘A verse I prayed over you before you were born…’ or ‘One thing I know God will do in your life is…’ or ‘When you feel lost, remember…’

Set up the station with a basket of the cards, a small display of completed example answers (so guests know the vibe), and some pretty pens.

You can do the cards in the shower’s color palette or keep them simple and elegant — black and white with a simple cross or dove stamp is always timeless for a Christian baby shower.

Encourage guests to write from the heart and not to overthink it; the messy, genuine answers are always the best ones.

Mama collects all the Diaper Thoughts cards and ties them together with a ribbon to read privately after the shower.

Some hosts suggest that mama reads one card per day during the first weeks with the baby — a daily dose of love and prayer from her community during what can be an overwhelming and beautiful season.

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13. Bible Story Emoji Pictionary

Bible Story Emoji Pictionary is hands-down one of the most clever and shareable Christian baby shower games on this list, and it works for absolutely every age group.

The printable shows rows of emoji combinations, and guests have to figure out which Bible story or verse each sequence is representing. Think: 🚢🌊🐟😱 = Jonah and the Whale. Or 👶🌿🏞️💧 = Baby Moses in the basket on the Nile.

Some are easy; some will have the room completely stumped and loudly debating each other, which is the entire point.

Print one sheet per guest and set a 5–7 minute timer. Guests work individually (or in pairs for larger groups) to decode as many emoji sequences as possible.

The person with the most correct answers at the end wins — and reading the answers aloud is genuinely one of the most fun moments of any shower because guests argue passionately about whether 🍎👩🐍 is Adam and Eve or Snow White.

(It’s Adam and Eve. Obviously. But you’d be surprised.)

The beauty of this game for a mixed crowd is that it rewards both Bible knowledge AND emoji fluency — so younger guests and older guests have completely different strengths, which evens the playing field in a delightful way.

You can increase the difficulty by including some lesser-known Bible stories for the theology nerds in the room, or keep it accessible by sticking to Old and New Testament greatest hits.

Either way, it always generates a ton of laughter, and the sheets make an adorable keepsake or party favor to take home.

14. Diaper Change Race

Things are about to get chaotic, and I say that with love. The Diaper Change Race is exactly what it sounds like: guests race to put a diaper on a baby doll as fast as humanly possible, and whoever finishes first wins.

The catch is that the doll has been dressed in the most elaborate outfit you can find — buttons, snaps, zippers, the works — which must be fully removed AND replaced as part of the race.

It is messy, stressful, and absolutely hilarious to watch, especially when someone puts the diaper on sideways and just… commits to it.

You’ll need at least two baby dolls (so you can run head-to-head races) and a stack of diapers.

For the faith angle, tape a little scripture card to the front of each doll: something like ‘Train up a child in the way he should go — Proverbs 22:6.’

It’s a tiny detail that ties the silliness back to the heart of the shower without slowing anything down.

Run a bracket tournament so multiple guests get a turn, and let the crowd cheer loudly — this is the game that brings out competitive instincts nobody knew they had.

For an extra layer of fun, add the blindfold challenge: the second round of the tournament must be completed blindfolded. The resulting diaper placement on a blindfolded baby doll is something you cannot unsee, and the photos are comedy gold.

This game also has the unintended benefit of giving genuinely useful practice to guests who have never changed a diaper before — which mama will quietly appreciate when those same guests offer to babysit. Everyone wins, really.

15. Find the Guest Bingo

Find the Guest Bingo is the ultimate icebreaker game for a Christian baby shower, especially when your guest list is a beautiful mix of family, church friends, coworkers, and college besties who have never been in the same room before.

Each guest gets a bingo card where the squares contain descriptions of people — things like ‘Has read the whole Bible,’ ‘Has served on a mission trip,’ ‘Has been to the Holy Land,’ ‘Was at the mama’s wedding,’ or ‘Can name all 12 disciples’ — and they have to find a real guest who matches each description and get that person to sign the square.

First to get five in a row wins.

Print one unique or semi-unique card per guest (you can use the same card template but shuffle the squares so they’re in different positions — this ensures different people win).

Include a mix of faith-specific squares and general life squares so non-Christians don’t feel left out: ‘Loves to cook,’ ‘Has twins in the family,’ ‘Was born in a different country,’ ‘Knows a lullaby by heart.’

The faith squares are conversation starters, not gatekeepers — everyone finds them fascinating to fill in regardless of their own background.

This game does double duty as both entertainment and community-building, which is something every host secretly wants.

It gets guests out of their seats, introduces people who might never have met otherwise, and creates the kind of easy, natural conversations that make a shower feel warm rather than awkward.

It’s also wonderfully low-pressure — there’s no wrong answer and no embarrassing spotlight moments. Just people finding each other, laughing a little, and signing each other’s bingo cards in the name of a brand-new baby. Honestly, what could be better?

And if you love finding creative ways to bring people together around meaningful moments, you might also enjoy browsing ideas for non-scary activities for mixed-age groups that use the same crowd-pleasing approach.

Frequently Asked Questions

What are some fun Christian baby shower games that include Bible themes?

There are so many great options!

Some crowd favorites include Bible Story Emoji Pictionary (guests decode emoji sequences representing Bible stories), Animal Pregnancy Match (with a Psalm 139 scripture framing), Milestone Predictions Bingo (where faith milestones fill the squares), and Baby Shower Mad Libs using Bible character names and fruits of the Spirit.

The key is choosing games that feel inclusive and fun — the faith element should feel like a warm invitation, not a quiz. All 15 games in this list have a gentle scripture or faith twist woven in naturally.

How do you play Bible Bingo at a Christian baby shower?

Bible Bingo works just like regular bingo, but the squares are filled with Bible-themed content instead of generic baby items.

For a baby shower version, guests fill their 5×5 bingo card with names of Bible babies, books of the Bible, fruits of the Spirit, or milestone predictions (like in the Milestone Predictions Bingo game on this list).

The host calls out items one at a time, drawn from a hat or read from a list, and the first guest to mark five in a row shouts ‘Bingo!’ and wins a small prize.

You can also play ‘blackout bingo’ where the winner must fill the whole card.

What are good Christian baby shower games for a church group?

Church groups tend to love games that are inclusive, low-key, and conversation-starting — so the best picks from this list for a church setting are Find the Guest Bingo (great icebreaker for people who don’t all know each other), Diaper Thoughts (a keepsake activity with faith-based prompts), Late Night Diaper Notes (guests write scripture and encouragement on diapers), Bucket List for Baby (guests share prayers and dreams for the child), and the Bible Story Emoji Pictionary (which rewards Bible knowledge in a fun, non-intimidating way).

All of these work beautifully for mixed ages and group sizes.

Can non-Christians enjoy Christian baby shower games?

Absolutely — and honestly, the best Christian baby shower games are designed with exactly this in mind! Games like Find the Guest Bingo, Animal Pregnancy Match, Bottle Chug Race, Baby Shower Mad Libs, and Diaper Change Race are laugh-out-loud fun regardless of faith background.

The scripture and faith elements in these games tend to be framed as warm, curious conversation starters rather than theological tests.

Non-Christian guests typically enjoy learning tidbits about Bible stories and often find the faith-based squares in games like Find the Guest Bingo to be the most interesting ones to track down.

What is the ‘Babies in the Bible’ trivia game and how do you play it?

Babies in the Bible is a popular Christian baby shower trivia game where guests answer questions about famous babies and children from scripture — things like ‘Who was placed in a basket on the Nile as an infant?’

(Moses) or ‘Which baby’s birth was announced by an angel to his father Zechariah?’ (John the Baptist). You can play it as an individual written quiz (print a sheet per guest, set a timer, score at the end) or as a team buzzer-style game.

The guest or team with the most correct answers wins a small prize. It’s a great conversation starter and a gentle way to celebrate shared faith at the shower.

What are some clean and wholesome baby shower games suitable for a Christian shower?

All 15 games on this list are completely clean and wholesome — there’s nothing awkward, adult-themed, or uncomfortable here.

The cleanest and most universally beloved picks include Late Night Diaper Notes (sweet encouragement), Bucket List for Baby (prayer and dreams), Playlist for Baby (song suggestions), Find the Guest Bingo (gentle icebreaker), and Milestone Predictions Bingo (long-term keepsake).

Even the sillier active games like Pin the Pacifier on the Baby and Diaper Change Race are family-friendly and work for all ages, including young children and elderly guests.

How do you play ‘Name That Bible Character’ at a baby shower?

Name That Bible Character is typically played as a guessing game where clues about a Bible figure are read aloud and guests compete to shout out (or write down) the correct name first.

You can do it as a straightforward trivia round (‘This man was swallowed by a great fish — who is he?’), as a charades-style acting game, or as an emoji pictionary where emoji sequences represent different characters.

What are free printable Christian baby shower games I can download?

There are several great sources for free and low-cost Christian baby shower game printables. Sites like Printablee and fun-babyshower-games.com offer free PDF Bible-themed games including trivia sheets and matching games.

Etsy has a huge selection of affordable instant-download options — search ‘Christian baby shower games’ for bundles that often include multiple games in one purchase.

What baby shower games work well for mixed-age groups at a church baby shower?

Mixed-age groups need games with a low barrier to entry and a high fun factor — and the best picks from this list for that situation are Find the Guest Bingo (everyone can mingle at their own pace), Pin the Pacifier on the Baby (zero knowledge required, pure laughs), Animal Pregnancy Match (fascinating facts anyone can engage with), Bottle Chug Race (competitive and hilarious for all ages), and Late Night Diaper Notes (quiet and meaningful for guests who prefer lower-energy activities).

The trick is to alternate between active games and quieter ones so everyone has a moment where they feel most comfortable and engaged.

There you have it — 15 Christian baby shower games that bring the fun, the faith, and a few happy tears to one of life’s most joyful celebrations.

Whether you’re playing all 15 or picking your favorite five, the heart behind every single one is the same: celebrating a new life with intention, love, and a whole lot of laughter.

Print the sheets, grab the diapers, and remind mama she is so incredibly covered in prayer and community. Now go throw the most beautiful shower — and don’t forget to pin this list for later!

For even more inspiration on celebrating the people you love, check out this complete gift guide for everyone on your list — because the joy of gathering together doesn’t stop at the baby shower.

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