Answer 1: before
Answer 2: In the U.S., baby showers are traditionally held a few months before a baby is due. However, some cultural groups within the U.S. population -- Asian Americans, Jewish Americans, Latino Americans for example -- have reservations regarding pre-birth baby showers (i.e., they feel it is bad luck to celebrate before baby is born) and may have a party after birth instead.
It's generally more acceptable to have a baby shower (or send a gift) after the baby is born for four reasons:Some women lose their baby unfortunately, so it's best to wait and be sure all is well. Some pregnant first time mothers are superstitious that if they receive a gift before the baby is born something will go wrong with giving birth.If you have a baby shower before the baby is born the young mother to be may feel extremely tired and uncomfortable and not as apt to enjoy the baby shower.Having the baby shower after the baby is born is far nicer because then everyone gets to see the baby and the new mother feels a little more rested and enjoy her baby shower.Once the baby is born you know if it's a boy or a girl and it's easier to buy a gift for the sex of the baby.More baby showers are given after the baby is born, but there are a few people that may have baby showers before the baby is born.
The timing of a baby shower can vary, but it is typically hosted a few months before the baby is due. It is common to have a baby shower during the third trimester of pregnancy, between the 6th and 8th month. This allows the expectant parents to have enough time to prepare for the arrival of the baby.
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It should be a month to two weeks before the event. Be sure to check with the Bride's mother to be sure what dates are available for the Bridal Shower and then plan a way to get her to that Bridal Shower. The right time for throwing a bridal shower is anywhere from 6 months before to the week of the wedding. Some etiquette guides say to wait until after the wedding invitations have gone out, but I think it's fine to do it earlier, as long as all shower invitees will definitely be invited to the wedding itself. As for time of day, the traditional time is Sunday afternoon, but really any time day or night is fine.
I would plan to have a baby shower after the first trimester, preferably the second. I would start ordering about a month before my baby shower date! Hope it helps
A shower for a baby boy and a shower for a baby girl are both termed a "baby shower". There are different party themes that you can do for a girl baby shower. For example, you could throw a princess baby shower, a pink baby shower, a cupcake baby shower, a flower baby shower, a ladybug baby shower, and many other themes. See related link below for more inspiration.
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One month before the event
Generally baby showers are given when the mother to be is six to eight months pregnant. It is wiser to give the baby shower when she is six months pregnant because the closer she gets to her due date the more tired she would be and she may not enjoy the baby shower to it's fullest potential. It is also wise to ask the mother or sister of the mother to be if she wants a baby shower before the baby is born as some new mothers are superstitious that it is bad luck to have a baby shower before the baby is born in case she loses the baby. Some very successful baby showers are given after the baby is born and then everyone can see the new baby. If you choose to do this them wait a month after the baby is born so the new mother is a little more rested.
Many baby showers are held during the last trimester of pregnancy and baby shower invitations are typically mailed out about a month before the party to allow people plan and RSVP.
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