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Frequently Asked Questions

What do you do in a baby shower?

A baby shower is a celebration for the expectant mother and the upcoming arrival of her baby. Participants typically enjoy games, food, and the gifting of items that the parents-to-be will need for their newborn. It's a time for friends and family to offer support and share in the joy of the new addition.

Who is supposed to give a baby shower?

Traditionally, a close friend or relative hosts the baby shower for the expectant mother. However, it's becoming more common for anyone outside of the immediate family to host, to avoid the perception of the family seeming to ask for gifts.

Who pays for a baby shower traditionally?

The person or group hosting the baby shower traditionally covers the costs. It's not uncommon for a group of friends or family members to split the expense to make it more manageable.

What is the tradition of a baby shower?

The tradition of a baby shower is to celebrate the expected birth of a child by "showering" the parents-to-be with gifts that are useful in caring for the baby. It originally served to provide goods and financial assistance to the new mother and to help her with the necessities of caring for her child.

Who should not host a baby shower?

In the past, it was considered a faux pas for immediate family members like the expectant mother's mother or sister to host the baby shower, as it might appear that the family was asking for presents. However, this tradition is less strictly adhered to today, and it's becoming more accepted for family members to be involved in planning and hosting.

Do mother in laws throw baby showers?

While traditionally mother-in-laws did not throw baby showers to avoid the appearance of soliciting gifts for their families, many mother-in-laws do participate in the planning or hosting of baby showers today. Customs vary greatly depending on cultural and familial expectations.