Printable First Birthday Party Games

At a first birthday the baby naps and the grown-ups need something to do. Type the little one's name and a few words from their first year, and Festafetti builds a different bingo card for each guest, then adds a scramble, a guess-the-baby quiz, and wish cards from the same details. Preview the whole pack free.

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What a good party game pack includes

A different bingo card for every guest, so the game does not end the moment two people match
Games built from your own words: the guest of honor, the occasion, the inside jokes
A word scramble, a quiz, and a scavenger hunt from the same details, so the pack fits one party
Blank advice or wish cards guests fill in and hand back to the guest of honor
An answer key you keep, so you can call out winners without fumbling
Print-ready on US Letter, with cut guides, for any home printer

What belongs in first birthday party games

A unique bingo card per guest from your words: one, cake smash, first steps, giggles, tiny
Wish cards guests fill in for the birthday baby to read one day
A guess-the-baby quiz: first word, weight at birth, favorite food this year
A bright confetti theme, print-ready on US Letter with cut guides

One thing hosts forget: The parents are the players. The baby will not remember the party, so aim the games at the aunts, uncles, and friends who came, and let them fill wish cards the child keeps.

Recommended setup for a first birthday

A good starting point in the builder. Change any of it to fit your party; Festafetti prints exactly what you enter.

Theme: Confetti for a bright first birthday
Board size: 3x3 for a quick round, 4x4 if the grown-ups want longer
Games: bingo plus the guess-the-baby quiz and wish cards
Words: milestones from the first year, favorites, and a few family names

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Questions about first birthday party games

What games work at a one-year-old's party?

Games for the adults, since the baby is too young to play. A guess-the-baby quiz about milestones and a bingo card per guest keep the grown-ups busy, and wish cards give everyone a note the child keeps for later.

Can guests leave something the child keeps?

Yes. Turn on the wish cards and each guest writes a note or a hope for the birthday baby. Collect them and the parents save the stack for the child to read when they are older.

Planning guides

Short how-tos for the games that go in this pack.

How to Plan Birthday Party Games for Any Age