What are some common elements in baby shower horror stories?

Well, often there's something strange about the baby itself. It could be a birthmark with a mysterious meaning, or the baby might have strange behaviors that seem otherworldly. There's also the idea of an unseen threat. Maybe there are strange noises or movements around the baby that no one can explain. And a lot of times, the parents are in denial at first, which makes the horror build up as they slowly realize something is very wrong.

The 'Baby Picture Guessing Game' is also a hit. You show pictures of grown-ups as babies and guests try to guess who it is. It's a great way to share some childhood memories and have some laughs.

One common element is unexpected complications like the umbilical cord being wrapped around the baby's neck. This can cause distress to the baby during delivery. Another is when there are problems with the mother's health, such as high blood pressure flaring up suddenly. Also, miscommunication in the hospital can be a factor, like when the nurses and doctors don't seem to be on the same page about the delivery plan.

One common element is the lack of financial support. The baby daddy might refuse to contribute towards the baby's needs like diapers, food, or medical expenses.

One common element is financial exploitation. For example, the sugar daddy might not pay as promised or might use financial power to manipulate the sugar baby. Another is emotional abuse. The so - called benefactor could use words to put down the sugar baby, making her feel worthless.

One shower horror story could be when the hot water suddenly runs out in the middle of a winter shower. You're all soapy and then freezing cold water starts pouring. Another is finding a spider in the shower with you. It's really creepy when it suddenly drops from the ceiling while you're trying to relax. And there was this time when the shower head just exploded while I was using it. Water was spraying everywhere and I was so shocked.

Another fun option is 'Baby Picture Guessing'. Show pictures of celebrities as babies and have guests try to guess who they are. It's a lighthearted and engaging game.

At one baby shower, we played a game where we had to guess the size of the mom - to - be's belly with a piece of string. One guest was so off, she thought the belly was as big as a beach ball! It was hilarious.

One horror story is when the bridezilla goes on a rampage at her own bridal shower. She didn't like the decorations and started yelling at the maid of honor who had spent weeks planning it. It was so embarrassing for everyone there.

One interesting element is the story itself. If it's personalized about the baby - to - be, like including details about the parents or the family, it makes it more engaging. For example, a story about how the baby will grow up in a loving family and the different things they'll do, with 'left' and 'right' cleverly incorporated. Another element is the prize. A really cute or useful baby item like a baby carrier or a set of baby bottles as the prize can make the game more exciting. Also, the people participating. When you have a mix of different generations, like grandmas, moms - to - be, and young friends, their reactions and the banter during the game add to the charm.