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Noah's Ark
Two-by-Two Baby Shower
If you are looking for a cute theme for a twin baby
shower, why not think like Noah, and help gather everything that the
mother-to-be will need in two's?
Invitations
The invitation is an ark on the front filled with two of every animal
(including 2 babies), with the question, "If you were having twins, of
what would you gather two?"
Even cuter, is the idea of making a caricature of the pregnant mom-to-be
inside the boat asking the same question.
Decorations
There are a multitude of different ways to decorate for a Noah's Ark baby
shower. Everything from banners, paper goods, and treat bags, to centerpieces,
game books, and baby gifts with the Noah's Ark design can be easily found.
However, here are some great ideas for those who want to put their own spin on
this theme.
Use our
Noah's Ark
theme
paper goods - cups, plates, napkins and more!
Centerpieces - Place two small stuffed animals in the center of each
table, and tie some balloons to them (pink/blue/both).
Make each table a different (small) object (2 of the object on each table)
that the mother-to-be will need for her twins (sippy cups, pacifiers, rattles,
etc.).
Find some rattles with different animals pictures and put two similar
rattles in the center of each table. Tie balloons to them.
Use pretty glass bowls filled with animal crackers or cookies (we like the
frosted kind) and stick rattles or mini balloons in there.
Seating Cards - The easiest way to do seating cards is to put a
sticker of the animal, which represents each table, next to each guest's name.
You could also attach an animal cookie to each card to show people where
they're sitting.
Activities
"Two by Two"- This is a great way to break the ice. Have a
variety of different sets of stuffed animals. As people walk in the door, hand
them a stuffed animal. When everyone has an animal, each person must find the
other animal in the pair. They have 5 minutes to find out as much information
as they can about each other, and then get to use that information to
introduce each other to the rest of the guests.
"The Bottle Race"- Divide players into 3 or more groups
(depending on how many players, since each person on the team will get a
prize). Give one player from each team a small bottle filled with water. When
the hostess says, "Go", they must race to see who can finish
drinking the bottle first (while their team cheers them on). The team that
finishes first is the winner!
"Baby Food Taste Test"- Buy eight jars of baby food- cereal,
fruit, veggies, and meat. Cover the jars with foil, and write a number on the
side of each jar. Pass out plastic spoons, paper plates, and paper and pencil
for each player. Ask players to write the numbers 1 through 8 on the outside
of the plate. Pass around each jar of baby food and have the players drop a
spoonful next to each number. They must taste the globs and try to identify
each flavor. Remove the foil to reveal the answers. Whoever has the most
correct answers wins a prize. You'll get some funny faces during the tasting
so keep the camera handy.
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Party Favors
A little gift bag with some items that go with the theme is a fun idea. A
small basket, with a box of animal crackers, an animal key chain, and a small
stuffed animal is a cute way to say "thank you."
Give your guests small pads of paper in the shape of different animals,
with a pencil that matches the pad.
If you are looking for something sweet, solid chocolate animals are always
welcome (chocolate bears, bunnies, and whatever other animals you can find).
Also
hand out our custom
candy bar wrappers.
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