For a work celebration with a real end time
BabyShowerShow gives one host a shared game screen. Coworkers answer aloud or as teams; nobody needs a guest account, baby knowledge, or a story about their private life. Try the fixed six-question showcase free. $9.99 unlocks all 20 games for 30 days from purchase. No subscription.
A short welcome, three different guessing rounds, and a clean finish before everyone returns to work. Try the controls in the free showcase before you put it on the conference-room TV.
One fixed demo, about 3–5 minutes. Full event: $9.99 for 30 days from purchase.
This is the same lineup as the Office break planner preset: five questions per game. None of these rounds asks colleagues to disclose family, medical, or pregnancy information.
Welcome the parent-to-be. Say: “Join a team, call out if you want to, or just watch. Passing is always fine.”
Start with familiar animal names. Give all teams a chance before the reveal.
Decode everyday baby moments from emoji. Read the text clue aloud if needed.
Close with phrase puzzles. Award points to each team with an accepted answer.
Thank everyone, show the scores if you used them, and make room for a short message or gift.
Timing is a planning estimate. A larger room or a lively discussion can take longer; the host can skip questions.
Run this full office show · Show Pass required →Guests look at the same clue. A team can commit an answer before you reveal; quiet colleagues can watch. For remote coworkers, use the meeting chat and wait for their answers too.
Check the screen-sharing guide →These two public emoji clues also appear in the fixed six-question showcase. Browsing another game does not unlock a fresh sample.
Decode the emoji combo to reveal the baby phrase!
Full deck: 15 questions · Show Pass required
Fixed showcase clue 1 of 2 in this mechanic
👶🚿
Baby emoji followed by a shower emoji
Fixed showcase clue 2 of 2 in this mechanic
😴🚫
Sleeping face followed by a prohibited sign
Use the office preset and simultaneous team answers. Avoid body measurements and personal-knowledge quizzes unless the parent-to-be explicitly wants them.
Swap one round for The Price Is Right: Baby Edition. Guests commit guesses before the price reveal. The deck uses dated game values, rather than promising a live shopping price.
The host shows one question to the room. Colleagues can call out, write an answer privately, or let a team spokesperson answer. Passing is fine; no guest account or personal information is required.
The office plan selects five questions each from Baby Animal Names, Baby Emoji Activities, and Baby Phrase Emoji Pictionary. Allow about a minute for the welcome, four minutes per game, and two minutes to close. This is an estimate: shorten a round if discussion runs long.
The replayable six-question showcase is free. Running the complete selected lineup requires a Show Pass: $9.99 for all 20 games for 30 days from purchase, with no subscription.
Ask the parent-to-be what they are comfortable with, make participation optional, and follow your workplace expectations. Rehearse the conference-room display or video-call share before guests arrive.
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