And there are pros and cons to doing both: having a baby shower early means mama will have more time to get organized after and she’ll most likely have more energy (plus be more comfortable) but she probably won’t be showing as much. But the timing of a baby shower is also whatever the mom is most comfortable with – some like to wait until later (32-34 weeks) while others prefer early (28-30 weeks). Everyone has their own lives, so picking a date can sometimes boil down to when the host and guest of honor are both available. This is totally up to the host and mama to be! Calendars and comfortability are two of the main factors. Do not include the registry information on the actual invitation instead, you can include it on an additional card or the host can spread the word as people RSVP. The invitation should be addressed to whoever is invited to the shower, and include all the key information: date, time, location, etc. It always happens – even though you always have to RSVP. Invitations will need to go out about 6 weeks before the shower date (see below for timing) and make sure you leave enough time on the RSVP cutoff date to follow up with people that don’t respond. It’s all up to the host and the guest of honor! Some people have multiple showers to host a variety of people (think one for family, one for friends, maybe even one for co-workers) while others have just one and group everyone together. The short answer is anyone can host the baby shower (except mama to be 😉).
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