co-ed baby shower games?
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There are games that you can print & have everyone try to figure out the puzzles, maze, scrable, word search or play bingo.  Then there are activity games to make veryone get up and move around.  Do both & try to keep the men awake!!  hehe\n\nI've attached several links to give you more ideas!  Have fun!  ;o)
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There are some cool games that you can play for the party, like a murder mystery party, or you could go for a theme like a Hawaiian theme and have a luau. Or get a hotel room for you girls, go swimming, rent a limo! Have fun!
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check out BabyTalk and AmericanBaby magazines websites, they both do photo contests a couple times a year. Babies "R" Us occasonally sponsers one. Be warned though, it is extremly tough competition in the childrens/baby modeling industry cause kids are soooo darn cute! Good Luck!
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Exchange of Home Made Cards. Something like secret santa... this friday they choose the name. Make the card int he weekend and monday and exchange tuesday. Plus: Decorate Cupcakes tuesday (very simple and inexpensive)for the parents. Make paper flowers (mexican style, with paper "maché".
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Well Pankaj, you've missed giving a very imptnt detail in yr questn: the age of yr son; becoz z answer depends much on that. Bt generally, any game which requires brain efforts (like thinking, analysing, deciding etc) are recommendable. For eg: Chess, Scrabble, IQ tests (yes, IQ tests can be used as games!), Mastermind, Reversi, Minesweeper, Hangaroo (quizzes), Question-Answer games between friends/relatives (generally all types of questions). Good Luck to your son!
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I have seen these cute ginger jars with cork lids that have "Bingo Money" written on the sides - I think in Hallmark stores.  That would be cute to get that and put a $20.00 bill in it.   \n\nMake her a Grandma Basket - Get a pretty basket and put in children's books, bubbles, games, playdoh, snacks - stuff that she could pull out and play with her granddaughters.\n\nOr - if she loves bubble baths - make up a bath basket and put in all those goodies - bath pillow, scrubbers, soaps, gels, bath beads, bubble bath, a scented candle and maybe some chocolates, along with a pretty fluffy towel & face cloth!
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Baby products.........LOL
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www.matchingmoms.org\nyou'll also be able to find local playgroups or start your own and advertise there. I have met a ton of life long friends on that site.  Also you could just go to the park or museums wherever is child friendly and just strick up a conversation and give them your number incase they want to get together for a playdate.  Always Always Always meet in a public place until you know them well enough.
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try www.bbc.co.uk/cbeebies
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www.game.co.in\nwww.miniclip.com
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Free activities:  take them to the library, they have all sorts of free programs for kids.  They can also borrow books, fairly new released dvds, and cds.  Park, school playground.  Water balloon toss.  Pool, or sprinkler would be cool.  Make their own snack, like trail mix.  Pizza bagels.  Usually AMC or Regal Cinemas offer free movie for kids and parents at 10 am once a week.  Check out their website for more info.  Bike riding, play follow the leader on bikes.  Volunteer you and the child's time at local retirement homes, etc. to set a good example.  Free local museums, zoo.  Crafts:  make a summer scrapbook together, Make pinuatas. You'll need newpaper, balloon for shape, and plaster of paris, paints.  Blow balloon up. Make a paste of plaster of paris, tear newspaper into strips, and adhere, let dry overnight. Leave a opening to fill with candy, and to pop balloon.  When dry, paint. When dry, decorate and add candy!  Grab a branch and have fun! Make placemats out of construction paper, and laminate.  You can cut pics out of magazines, or add beads/sequins, pics of family and friends.  Make colored sand.  Use salt or granulated sugar, baby food jar/ or other small jar.  Colored chalk.  On newspaper or paper bag, dump salt/sugar on table take a colored chalk stick and glide over sugar until desired colored is achieved. Place in jar, do the next color.  Until jar is full.  Cute.  Also, check out stores like Home Depot, Lowes, or A.C. Moore(craft store) they offer free make it and take it classes for kids.  Barnes and Nobles also should have free programs available also.  Have fun! I hope this helped you.
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well you can play board games, basket ball if in a gym, tag, hide and seek, make different crafts- such as calenders, picture frames witha poloroid picture of the child(ren) with their dad.
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You go girl and have a good time; a baby shower is a lovely girly occasion and not just for family. Be delighted that you are so well thought of by your friend and her family. Well done
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I go to the park with my kids. Play Jewel Miner, Bejeweled, Diner dash. Yahoo Answers, and....well, Lets just say... S*x. Will have fun watching this question to see what kind of answers you get!    Good Day!
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Post what their ages are in your additional details and i'll be able to give better advice. BLESS YOU WOMAN. You are one brave soul! My children are 9 and 10 so I'll have to go with what I would want to do. BOWLING. Both sexes like it and you don't have to do much entertaining. Start making our a guest list now. The party is going to be in February but start organizing the details now. I'd make sure to buy canned pop. It's less of a mess and it will save you time. Ask your child what they want as far as cake and ice cream is concerned. Also, I always recruit a mother to help me out. It's usually my sister and my aunt.
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board games- especially if you have another couple you can play with- some nice, fun games are cranium, pictionary, scattergories, beyond balderdash, even the old classic monopoly