Virtual shower — share on a video call

3 methods

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Most common — Zoom

1. Zoom

1
Open the game in your browser
Pick a game on babyshowershow.com and tap Play. Keep the tab open.
2
Start your Zoom meeting
Host or join the call. Bring guests in before you share so nobody misses the intro.
3
Click “Share Screen” → pick the browser tab
Choose the babyshowershow.com tab (not the whole desktop) and enable “Share sound” so any effect sounds play for everyone.

💡 Zoom's tab share stays crisp even on slower connections — browser-based games don't stutter like shared video files do.

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Google Meet

2. Google Meet

1
Start or join the Meet call
Open meet.google.com and start the session. Share the link with guests.
2
Bottom bar → Present now → “A tab”
Pick “A tab” option so guests only see the game, not your whole desktop. Select the babyshowershow.com tab.
3
Go fullscreen on your side
Hit the fullscreen button inside the game. Guests keep seeing the tab content but without your browser chrome.

💡 Meet's “A tab” mode auto-shares tab audio. If a game has sound effects, guests hear them too.

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Microsoft Teams

3. Microsoft Teams

1
Join your Teams meeting
Desktop Teams works best — the browser version has more limited screen-share options.
2
Share button → “Window” (not “Screen”)
Pick your browser window showing babyshowershow.com. “Include sound” checkbox should be ON.
3
Keep the game tab in focus
Teams share is window-based — if you click to another tab, guests see that tab instead. Park the game in its own window.

💡 For office showers, Teams is usually mandatory. Schedule the meeting in Outlook for timezone-aware invites.

In-person shower — project on a TV

3 methods

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iPhone / Mac → Apple TV

1. AirPlay

1
Open the game on iPhone or Mac
Pick a game on babyshowershow.com, tap Play, then hit the fullscreen icon.
2
Swipe down → Screen Mirroring
On iPhone: open Control Center, tap Screen Mirroring. On Mac: click the AirPlay icon in the menu bar.
3
Pick your Apple TV
Your TV name appears in the list. Tap it and the game projects on the TV within a second.

💡 Works with any AirPlay 2-compatible TV (most Samsung / LG / Sony 2019+ sets) — not just Apple TV boxes.

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Android or Chrome → Chromecast / Google TV

2. Chromecast

1
Open the game in Chrome (desktop or Android)
Pick a game on babyshowershow.com. Works in Chrome on any platform.
2
Chrome menu → Cast…
Three-dot menu in the top-right → Cast → pick your Chromecast or Google TV device. On Android, the same option is in the Chrome overflow.
3
Set source to “Cast tab”
Chrome will ask what to cast. Pick the tab (not the desktop) so you get a clean, full-quality stream.

💡 A Chromecast dongle is about 30 USD — pays for itself the first time you host.

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Laptop → any TV with HDMI

3. HDMI cable

1
Connect HDMI from laptop to TV
Most laptops from 2015+ have an HDMI port. If yours only has USB-C, grab a USB-C → HDMI adapter.
2
Switch TV input to HDMI
Use the TV remote to cycle inputs until you see your laptop desktop. Usually HDMI 1, 2, or 3.
3
Open the game and hit fullscreen
Laptop screen mirrors to the TV. The fullscreen button in the game view removes the browser chrome automatically.

💡 Most reliable method. Recommended when you absolutely can't have a wireless hiccup — in-laws arriving at 2pm sharp kind of reliable.

Fallback — no TV, no video call

Just prop a laptop on a coffee table or pass a tablet around. All 20 games are responsive and work fine on a screen as small as a phone. For hybrid showers (some guests in person, some remote), pair any in-person method with any virtual method — you can run both at once.

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