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August 30th, 2010 | Author: babyshowerfavores
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I bought this same item a year ago for when my son was first born. I thought it would be neat to do one again for his first birthday to place side by side. I don’t like this one as much as the one that I received last year. This one’s bigger, and I ordered the one with the black frame, which was supposed to come with a black background. Instead it came with baby blue on one side and pink on the other. I am very disappointed. Now I need to rig it up with black poster board or something


Baby Shower Decorations/ Centerpieces/ideas!?!?!?!?
I am throwing an impromptu baby baby shower ideas decorations shower this weekend and need ideas...Mainly for decorations...things i can throw together in a day but will look special. Something unique would be nice!
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Baby Shower Themes & Decorating Ideas


A baby shower is by far the happiest party event. Everyone loves to see all the cute baby things that the new member of the family will be wearing. Baby toys and equipment is always a pleasure to see because the arrival of a new baby is such a joyous event.


Who Hosts The Party?


Anyone can host a baby shower for the mother-to-be. In the past, it was traditional for someone not related to host the party, but these days it is perfectly acceptable for the expectant mother’s sister or her own mother to host the party. It used to be that baby showers were just for the ladies, but a new trend of a co-ed baby shower has cropped up so that the new daddy feels included.


Who to Invite


If the shower is not to be a surprise be sure and have the expectant mother look over baby shower ideas decorations the guest list so that no one is left out. Everyone that is a friend or a relative will be happy to get an invitation. If you are hosting a co-ed shower, be sure to ask the dad who he would like to be included.


At the Co-Ed Shower


Guys typically don’t get all soft and mushy when it comes to baby things, but you can get them in the mood by playing a great game of charades with a baby theme. Have guests act out things like, changing a diaper, fussy baby, or giving birth. Everyone will be sure to have a lot of fun. Guys love food so be sure there are plenty of dishes that men love such as 6 foot heroes, nachos and chicken wings.


Decorating for the Shower


Decorating for a baby shower is so much fun because there are so many cute things to be found. You can serve guests blue and pink baby foot print lollipops or baby carriage lollipops. On the tables you can put pastel pink and blue baby bottle containers and fill them up with candy or other treats.


Many times the sex of the baby is known before the birth so you can incorporate whether it is to be a boy or a girl with canisters of pink or blue hot chocolate to present to guests or scatter adorable princess rubber duckys on the tables. You may even want to play a game of baby shower bingo.


Where to Hold the Shower


The spring and fall are the perfect time to host an outdoor baby shower. If you have a big backyard it is the ideal venue to throw the party. Others decide to hold a baby shower at a local restaurant or rent a hall. It is entirely up to you and your budget where you want to hold the baby shower. No matter where it is, it is bound to be a happy and exciting event that will be enjoyed by all that attend.


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8 Responses to “baby shower ideas decorations Assistive Information”

  • Bertram :
    August 30, 2010 at 5:36 am

    This product was wonderful! I gave it as a gift to my parents for Grandparents Day. Very easy to use and easy to assemble. I definitely recommend this product.

  • Becherer :
    August 30, 2010 at 5:34 pm

    This was amazingly easy to do. You just need to roll it out and press your baby’s foot into it. THAT’S IT!! No goop or sticky wetness. I loved that I could redo it because there were some times when my baby wanted to move her toes in strange ways when I was trying to make the imprint. It dried nicely and there is a nice frame to add a picture. Definitely worth the price. I ordered 4 as Christmas gifts and everyone loved em. I highly recommend this easy to do keepsake.

  • Jones :
    August 31, 2010 at 5:50 am

    Liked it, but was trying to match a similar frame from Red envelope that had 3 openings

  • Howe :
    August 31, 2010 at 5:09 pm

    I have two frames that I purchased for my two older children that are just like the picture- with a black background for the footprint area. But unfortunately, this product comes with baby pink and blue backgrounds. I had to go out and buy black posterboard in order for the frame to match the others. fyi to those of you wanting the black background.

  • Medlock :
    September 1, 2010 at 5:19 am

    I purchased this so we could have our daughter’s handprint for her very first Christmas. It is INCREDIBLY easy to do! The best part is that if you make a mistake or you are not happy with how the print came out you can redo it. I am not sure what this is made of, but it smells like marshmallows. It is smooth and soft and you roll it out using the roller included with the kit. I should mention that the material stuck to the wooden roller that came with the kit and the directions state that if this happens, to use a round tin can. That worked for me! The other thing I had trouble with was the plastic ring that came with the kit; I just used a bowl.

    You do have to push a bit hard to make a solid impression in the material. A straw is included to make the holes at the top for the ribbon. I used a toothpick and pin-pricked the year at the bottom. It came out beautiful! I highly recommend this kit for parents and to make those one-of-a-kind keepsake gifts.

  • Elkins :
    September 1, 2010 at 5:21 pm

    I thought this was a little expensive (for what you get in the kit) but turns out that there is enough clay to make 2 ornaments (for baby or toddler-sized hands). I divided the clay in half, kneaded, then rolled out (use a metal can, the wooden roller sticks to the clay) made a circle out of the enclosed tape then shaped the clay to fit the circle (rolling and reshaping as needed) so there was minimal waste of clay, then press the hand into the clay. If you don’t get a good impression, you can repeat again until you get the impression you want. The final ornament makes a nice gift for parents (or grandparents).

  • Bigley :
    September 2, 2010 at 5:20 am

    We had a great time making the imprints for our twins’ hands and feet. It was very quick and there was no mess to clean up afterwards. Also, there was enough foam in a kit to do both a hand and a foot. However, the final product is very lightweight and rather soft. I would also recommend using something to cut it out other than the included ring because we had a hard time getting the ring to look even.

  • Childress :
    September 2, 2010 at 5:48 pm

    I was worried that it would be impossible to get my twin 11 month old boys to cooperate with making hand-print ornaments. This is definitely a great purchase for anyone with wiggly children! It allows you to roll the material out multiple times until you get the perfect impression. I even had enough left over to make paw imprint ornaments for my dogs. The instructions are easy to follow and the mess is pretty minimal. Would highly recommend.

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