Sit back and relax as you read this article on planning a baby shower and how to make it as organized as possible.

Traditionally, baby shower programs are hosted by anyone close to the mom-to-be, such as future grandmothers, cousins, friends, co-workers, or any other close relatives of the mom. Sometimes more than one host will shower to cover costs and responsibilities.

– Who should be invited to the shower?

The mom-to-be should be the one to pick the guest list since it’s her day. If the party is to surprise her, a close relative or friend should help plan the list. Actually, anyone close to the mom-to-be, cousins, friends, grandmothers-to-be, and other relatives are invited to help celebrate the new arrival. (Dad’s friends usually don’t attend the party, it’s up to the dad-to-be if she prefers it.)

– When should the shower be held?

Traditionally, baby showers are held in the last trimester of the maternal stage of pregnancy, 6 to 8 weeks before the due date. Showers can also be done after the baby is born. Some people prefer to have a postpartum baby shower so they can receive personalized baby gifts in the right size and color. Another reason is that everyone can meet the newborn, who is actually part of the party.

– Invites

A written invitation is the best way to let people know about the shower. It contains all the details you need to know to plan and fit it into your schedule.

Include:
– for whom the baby shower program is being given,
– rent
-ADDRESS
– time
– host/name of the hosts
– a deadline for RSVP and where to mail it
– girl or boy, only if the future mother wants the information

sharing and gift registry information,
– Address to the baby shower
– Food served at the Baby Shower

Finger food is usually served

punch and soft drinks are the most common drinks at the party

Out of respect for the future mother, alcohol is not served

Thank you note drawing

As the guests arrive at the baby shower, they fill out envelopes with their names and addresses and place them in a basket. Later, the mom-to-be pulls out an envelope for the door prize winner. The mom-to-be can use the envelopes when she sends her thank-you notes later. We hope you enjoy all this information. Now you can get ready and start planning your next baby shower, congratulations!