Baby shower ideas for male co-worker!

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  • I would leave beer out of it. My understanding of a baby shower was to shower baby with gifts. I do not remember any women getting booze or nights out at the baby showers I have been to. This just seems sexist to me.
  • I would have lunch (kind of like a pot luck), get dad some gift cert, baby items for him (manly diaper bag, the baby chest holder, etc) or get him some stuff he could use, like a dad's shirt, a personalized gift (mug, hat, office supplies like mouse pad).

    Games: I would do dirty diaper basketball (using the trash can as the basket), pin the baby on the boobie (LMAO).

    Thats all I can help with, Ive never been too or heard of a baby shower for males.
  • sunsnstatheart
    sunsnstatheart Posts: 2,544 Member
    I would leave beer out of it. My understanding of a baby shower was to shower baby with gifts. I do not remember any women getting booze or nights out at the baby showers I have been to. This just seems sexist to me.

    Yes, buying a man a beer for the birth of his kids is horribly sexist. Please go back to Smith and find something to teach. The rest of the world isn't a padded cell.
  • citygirl04
    citygirl04 Posts: 286 Member
    I would leave beer out of it. My understanding of a baby shower was to shower baby with gifts. I do not remember any women getting booze or nights out at the baby showers I have been to. This just seems sexist to me.

    Yes, buying a man a beer for the birth of his kids is horribly sexist. Please go back to Smith and find something to teach. The rest of the world isn't a padded cell.

    I'll take the beer. Bad night at work. :(
  • RunIntheMud
    RunIntheMud Posts: 2,645 Member
    I would leave beer out of it. My understanding of a baby shower was to shower baby with gifts. I do not remember any women getting booze or nights out at the baby showers I have been to. This just seems sexist to me.

    That's because they were pregnant....