One of most educational baby games for baby showers for new moms is also often most fun. It’s called Distraction. This is for two or three players at one time. The supplies you need will be two to three dolls.

Because baby showers are usually held in 7th or 8th month of pregnancy. It’s probably more relaxing and fun for mommy-to-be to only watch. This is because this is one of more active baby games for baby showers.

Two or three volunteers (perhaps one or two people who don’t yet have children?) are actors. They begin simply by holding dolls. The baby shower hostess tells them their babies are crying. They each try to console baby.

This is where distractions begin. Members of “audience” (your other baby shower guests, including guest of honor) begin yelling out distractions one at a time. All of acting mothers have to deal with each distraction, while still comforting their crying baby.

As baby games for baby showers are for entertainment of baby shower guests, let them get as creative as possible. Potential distractions can include dog needing to go outside. Then maybe they waited too long to let dog out and have to clean up a doggie accident while not dropping crying baby.

Meanwhile, UPS man comes to door needing mommies to sign for a package. The phone might also be ringing while something is burning on stove. Get picture?

As a wife and mother I would like to celebrate husbands with children. They are an awesome bred. I al personally thankful for a husband who works hard so that I can be a stay at home Mom. That is a gift to our children they will never forget. I see him come home after a long night and gaze lovingly at our children and in my heart I know it is worth it to him.

As a daughter I would like to celebrate all that my dad is. He is a patient and loving man who taught me importance of good penmanship (LOL), good manners, faith, and how to love.

I am sure as you are reading this you can think of all things your Father taught you. Father's are not perfect but they are priceless.

Let me share with you how Father's Day started...

In 1909 a woman named Sonora Dodd was sitting in a church pew listening to a Mother's Day sermon. She began to think about her Father, William Smart.