Baby Shower Jeopardy

This nursery rhyme describes an egg-shaped character who has a great fall and cannot be put back together by all the king's horses and all the king's men.

Who is Humpty Dumpty?

In this nursery rhyme, a young girl loses track of her sheep and is told to leave them alone so they will come home wagging their tails behind them.

Who is Little Bo-Peep?

This nursery rhyme describes a spider that climbs up a water spout, gets washed out by rain, then climbs back up once the sun dries up the rain.

What is the Itsy Bitsy Spider?

This lullaby promises that when the wind blows, a cradle resting in a treetop will rock and eventually fall.

What is Rock-a-bye Baby?

This nursery rhyme describes three young rodents whose tails are cut off by a farmer's wife after they run after her.

What is Three Blind Mice?

This baby animal is the offspring of a cow and is typically called by this name during its first year.

What is a calf?

This baby animal, the offspring of a horse, can often stand and walk within hours of being born.

What is a foal?

This baby animal, the offspring of a dog, is typically born blind and deaf, opening its eyes after about two weeks.

What is a puppy?

This baby animal, the offspring of a frog, breathes through gills and swims with a tail before its legs develop.

What is a tadpole?

This baby animal, the offspring of a goose, follows the first moving object it sees after hatching, a behavior known as imprinting.

What is a gosling?

This wheeled item is used to push an infant or toddler around while out and about.

What is a stroller?

This piece of furniture, with barred or slatted sides, is where a baby sleeps.

What is a crib?

This soft carrier, worn on the front or back of a caregiver, holds a baby close against the body while keeping the wearer's hands free.

What is a baby carrier?

This tall chair with a tray attachment lifts a baby up to table height for feeding.

What is a high chair?

This device, used to keep watch on a sleeping infant from another room, transmits sound or video back to a receiver.

What is a baby monitor?

In a classic tale, a swan hatches among a group of duck eggs and is mocked for looking different, before growing into a beautiful adult bird.

What is The Ugly Duckling?

In this classic tale, a woodcarver's newly made wooden puppet longs to become a real boy.

What is Pinocchio?

In this Beatrix Potter tale, a mischievous young rabbit sneaks into a farmer's garden despite his mother's warnings.

Who is Peter Rabbit?

In this classic tale, a family of three bears returns home to find a young girl has eaten their porridge and fallen asleep in their beds.

Who is Goldilocks?

In this story, an infant is placed in a basket among the reeds along a riverbank to protect him, and is later found and raised by royalty.

Who is Moses?

In this 1987 comedy, three bachelors find an abandoned infant on their doorstep and must learn to care for her together.

What is Three Men and a Baby?

In this 1994 animated Disney film, animal kingdom subjects gather to witness the presentation of a newborn lion cub prince.

What is The Lion King?

In this 1995 film, a talking pig raised among sheepdogs learns to herd sheep on an English farm.

What is Babe?

In this 2017 animated film, a seven-year-old boy gains a talking baby brother delivered by a briefcase-carrying infant executive.

What is The Boss Baby?

In this 1989 comedy, a baby's inner thoughts are voiced by Bruce Willis while the baby's single mother searches for the right father figure.

What is Look Who's Talking?

This early milestone, often reached around two to four months, is when a baby first turns their lips upward in response to a person or object.

What is smiling?

This milestone, typically reached around six months, is when a baby can sit upright without needing support.

What is sitting up?

This milestone, often reached around nine to twelve months, is when a baby moves across the floor on hands and knees.

What is crawling?

This milestone, usually reached around a baby's first birthday, is when a baby takes their first unassisted steps.

What is walking?

This milestone, often reached around six months, is when a baby begins eating pureed or mashed food in addition to milk.

What is starting solid foods?