Baby Pumpkin:Another fun idea for a Fall or Halloween reveal: paint a small pumpkin either pink or blue, and place inside a larger one. When the big moment arrives, pull it out for all to see. Or snap a pic to send to friends and family. If you’re in a room full of guests, or just keeping it simple with your family at home, revealing your baby’s gender is fun and easy with balloons! Incorporate them into a game, or pair them with confetti for a “pop” of fun – the ideas are limitless. Painted Hand Prints:Keep it classic and simple with pink or blue handprints on a white shirt. Create the shirt in advance if you already know the gender, then reveal it to your guests for the big moment. Or, have your partner (or older child) put on the handprints during the reveal (they could even be blindfolded so you both find out at the same time!). GENDER REVEAL WITH SPORTS & HOBBIES Power up a lightsaber. If you're looking for a gender reveal idea that's out of this world, buy a special lightsaber that lights up blue or pink when you turn it on. Have a scratch-off card made. Hand out special gender reveal-themed scratch-off cards and coins to your guests. Once they've successfully scratched off their cards, they'll get the big news.

Nothing says “party” or “celebration” like confetti! Confetti is a fun and easy way to add a whimsical touch to your party, and definitely a playful way to be incorporated into your gender reveal. Looking for a very creative and non-traditional reveal idea for your gender reveal party? Let the following serve as inspiration to take your big news to the next level! Scratch Card:Grab some of these pretty Scratch Cards from Designing Momentsand distribute to your guests. When it’s time for the big reveal, have everyone scratch to see if it’s a boy or a girl! Silly String:There’s so many fun ways to get creative with a Silly String reveal. Conceal the canslike on Lively Happenings, so you and your guests don’t know the color inside, then have them fire away. You can choose to be blind-foldedlike Little Mrs Preschool, or grab a can and spray your partner at the same time. Go "fishing." Like the golf balls and baseballs mentioned above, there are special fishing lures designed for gender reveals. They pop when they hit the ground, revealing pink or blue dust. For twin gender reveals, each parent can take a turn going "fishing."Pop the Belly Game:How fun is this balloon pop set-upvia Smudge? Fill the balloons with white paint, and one with pink or blue. Keep it clean by throwing darts, or get messy and use a pin to pop! GENDER REVEAL WITH CONFETTI Our Gender Reveal golf balls are a hit amongst PGA players, as they’re designed to explode in a vibrant pink or blue powder, ensuring the most memorable moment. Their shape is also unique and eye-catching, making them ideal for gender reveal parties. Plus, they’re versatile enough to be used for any occasion, whether it’s a golf tournament or simply to mark the start of a sunny day. Fill a piñata. Add pink or blue goodies and confetti to a piñata. Have guests take turns trying to break it open.

Christmas Ornament Reveal:Have a friend or relative fill this Gender Reveal Christmas Ornamentwith pink or blue glitter or confetti, and open together on Christmas morning. The best part is, you’ll have the keepsake ornament forever. Make handprint art. This is a fun one for photoshoots. Have the pregnant woman wear a white shirt and stand blindfolded in front of their partner, who should also be blindfolded. Then, have the partner dip their hands into pink or blue paint, reach around and leave a handprint on mom's stomach. Remove the blindfolds!Use silly string. Alternatively, you can squirt each other with silly string. Just have someone cover up the label on the can beforehand, so you don't know what color is inside. Pipe “ It’s a…”on top of the cake and fill with pink or blue frosting to reveal the gender. (via Two Twenty One) Powder Celebration:Or get all the guests involved by giving them a small cup of powder, and throw it up at the same time. Makes for some stunning photos, like these from Dreamtown. You can typically find out the sex of a fetus as early as 10 weeks into a pregnancy with a noninvasive prenatal test (NIPT), chorionic villus sampling (CVS)or amniocentesisat your doctor's recommendation.What is really learned at this time is the biological sex of the fetus determined based on sex chromosomes tested in the mother’s blood. If the embryo has XX chromosomes, it is determined to be female, and if it has XY chromosomes, it is said to be a male.