Overview
Don't Say Baby is a playful game designed to assist parents-to-be in preparing for the arrival of their little one. This game is played during baby showers or other celebrations where parenting-related topics are being discussed. The objective is to navigate through the various challenges presented without using the term "baby."
How to Play
To start, purchase or make enough safety pins for every guest to have one. Each guest will receive a pin and attach it to their clothing. Throughout the event, guests are encouraged to engage in conversations and activities related to babies without saying the word "baby." If someone does use the term "baby," they must give up one of their pins.
The game continues until each guest has had the opportunity to participate in the challenges. The guest with the most pins at the end of the game wins.
Variations
To add variety to the game, variations such as using different trigger words or phrases instead of "baby" can be implemented. For example, "mom," "mommy," "diaper," or "bottle" can be used instead.
Tips for Success
- Be mindful of your surroundings and avoid mentioning "baby" directly when talking to other guests.
- Keep the conversation light and engaging to avoid giving away the game.
- Be prepared to explain the rules and objectives to any new players.
Benefits
- Enhances team spirit and encourages communication among guests.
- Promotes the sharing of parenting experiences and advice.
- helps prepare for the arrival of a new baby by providing a fun and interactive way to discuss various topics.
##Don't Say Baby is a fun and engaging game that prepares parents for the challenges of early parenthood. By incorporating parenting topics into a game, parents can learn more about their community and the resources available to them. Most importantly, the game is a reminder that preparation for a new baby involves everyone in the family, not just the parents.
