Name that candy bar dirty diaper shower game
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Hello my friends
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On this page you will find instructions for the Name that Candy Bar baby shower game.
You may also print out the instructions that are on this page. I have put them in PDF format for easy printing.
For this you will need the the free Adobe Acrobat Reader. If you don’t already have the reader, it can be downloaded free from this link.
You may also print out the answer sheet that goes with this game.
They are both in the table below.


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There are also some fun dirty diaper baby shower game videos at the end of the post for you to see other people’s experience with this game.
This game is loads of fun and provokes a lot of laughter. If your guests are playful and have a great sense of humor, they will love this game.
But if your guests are a little more traditional (and a bit uptight) then I suggest picking a different game to play
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Personally, I think this game is hilarious. I admit that it is kind of gross though –
LOL.
Step by Step: How to Prepare For and Play This Game:
1- Separate all of the materials and tools that you will need:
Here is a list of what you’ll need:
- Disposable diapers
- A varied amount of candy bars
- A microwave
- A permanent marker
- A table to put the dirty diapers on
- Your answer sheet
- Sheets of paper for your guests to write what they guessed. You can also print out these answer sheets for them.
- Pencils or pens for your guests to write
- A prize for the winner of the game.
2- Write down all of the different candy bars names that you have on a sheet of paper and label them by numbers. Don’t show this sheet of paper to anyone. This will be your main answer sheet.
In case you need ideas on candy bars that you can buy, here are some more:
| *Fast Break Resess | *Crunch |
| *Butterfinger | *3 Musketeers |
| *Milky Way | *Baby Ruth |
| *Hersheys Kisses | * Mr. Goodbar |
| *Rocky Road | *Snickers |
| *Mars Bars | *Almond Joy |
( *Insider tip: Make sure that you have difficult candy bars so that the game is more interesting. Well known candy bars are easy to guess so I would definitely vary some difficult ones in there. )
3- Now you can open up the candy bar, place it on top of the disposable diaper and heat it in the microwave. Do this for all of the candy bars.
4- After you heat each diaper make sure you get out your permanent maker and label each diaper the number that you have given for each candy bar. Don’t forget to keep track of the list on your main answer sheet. That way you, as the hostess, won’t get confused.
5- After you have all of the diapers ready (with the chocolate melted), lay them out on a table. Now it’s time to let the guessing game begin.
6- Hand out the sheets of paper and pencils so that everyone can write down the candy bar they think is on each diaper. Tell your guests to write their names at the top of each sheet.
7- Pass around each diaper starting with the number one diaper.
Each guest will examine the “dirty diaper” to make their guess. They can smell or even taste the diaper contents.
8- After they have examined each diaper they can write their idea down on the sheet of paper they have or on the answer sheet that you previously printed out.
9- After all of the diapers have been passed around and everyone has written their answers, have them trade with their neighbor so that their answers can be scored.
10- Now you can grade the answer sheet and tell everyone the right answers. The person with the most amount of right answers wins the game.
Make the prize for the winner something funny too.
Here’s a video of a family that played this game:
Here’s a video of a mom that played this game with her family. So even if you aren’t throwing a baby shower you can still play this game with your kids for some quality bonding time.
Have a Funtastic Baby Shower!
Blessings to you ♥,
Eren Mckay
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Jen
Thanks for the extensive explanation of a game I have not played but have heard about!