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Baby Shower Ideas For Twins
Having a baby is a wonderful experience. Finding out you are going to have twins can be exciting and scary. There are some great ideas for throwing a baby shower for someone who is about to have twins, starting with the baby shower invitations. You will have to do some searching at party stores or online, but there you want to make sure guests are aware that twins are involved as well as add specialness to the baby shower by acknowledging both children. The twins – two peas in a pod invitations are absolutely adorable!
Most baby showers have a theme. You can go with what the mother is planning to decorate the nursery with or have a twins theme. The peas in a pod works well for the theme as well. Noah’s Ark is also very popular, symbolizing the idea of pairs of two.
Decorating a cake for expected twins is simple too. You can do this by placing a baby on each side of the cake. If you know the sexes of the babies choose them in pink or blue blankets. If you don’t know the sex go with a neutral green or yellow. You can decorate the rest of the cake with diaper pins, booties, and toy rattles. Put something warm on the cake such as we can’t wait to meet each of you.
Games are a big part of most baby showers. There are fun games you can play to keep with the twins theme. Place jelly beans in a baby bottle and have guests take a guess at how many “peas” are in the pod. You can also play a matching game similar to the game of memory where guests have to have a set of the same picture. The guest with the most “twins” or sets wins the game.
Decorations and party favors should also have a twin theme. Decorating with sets of two balloons tied with a pretty ribbon is easy and pretty. For party favors, consider giving two types of candy in small mesh bags with bows. Maybe one of peanuts and one of chocolates.
Baby showers are so much fun! Planning one for expected twins takes a new direction, but can be done without too much variation. One of the best things about having a baby shower for twins is guests won’t have to feel bad if they brought the same gift as someone else!
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