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Planning a gender reveal baby shower and need ideas? Check out the dessert table I styled for a Bow or Bow Tie Gender Reveal Baby Shower for Oriental Trading! My post gives step-by-step instructions how I put the whole thing together, including all the themed candies I used, decorations, and DIYs.

I made pink and blue cupcakes with a candy surprise inside to reveal the baby's gender. I made two diaper cake centerpieces for my table that were a snap to put together. And I made a chalkboard welcome sign with clothespins for people to wear their boy/girl guess proudly at the party.

If you are throwing a baby shower for a new baby boy and want to keep it in traditional blue, take a look at these blue baby shower ideas we put together!

I love rubber ducky baby showers because of all the sweetness the theme conjures up... cute little ducklings floating on a pond, or the toy rubber duckies floating in the bath with a new baby. That's why today I'm sharing some must-have rubber ducky baby shower ideas for you to plan your most adorable baby shower.

1. Jello cups

I love activities at baby showers. It's a fun way to break the ice and bring them together. Even if people are initially resistant, I promise they will be laughing and enjoying themselves by the end. So if you need some ideas for fun baby shower activities, check these out below!

1. Gender reveal old wives tales

Since we're all trying to save money throwing parties these days, I'm always looking for new ideas. 

Mariah L threw this incredible Sock Money Baby Shower and I can't believe she did it for $100!  I had to know more (and make sure she wasn't lying :)). So here's what she had to say about her party...

I'm so excited to be giving away this exclusive girl baby shower printables collection designed by Katie from Green Apple Paperie. How cute are these little onesies!!!

The collection includes: invitations, thank you cards, party circles, cupcake wrappers, Hershey's Kiss labels, wish tree cards, advice for mom cards, water bottle labels, tented cards, straw flags, and an "It's a Girl" banner.