Mine was coed. My mom asked my bf if he wanted to be there and he said yes. So for the first half all the girls did their own thing (dinner, games, drinks (not me of course lol) and the guys did their own dinner and drinks then joined us for gifts and cake .

Up to you! I’m having a coed shower. SO wants to be involved too since we both made her I guess and to be a celebration of us both. Just in my situation I know it’ll be more fun for me coed w my family situation.

My husband just came at the end to help me open gifts and carry stuff to the car.

I did not

I'm traditional and only had women. My husband went out to eat with the guys but came at the end to thank everyone. There's no "right" way, everyone's different. Do whatever u feel like.

@amberbushatz14 i know he wants to come but i feel its a tradition for it too be just ladies. My mom and grandma feel the same way and they are the ones throwing the party

I didn't necessarily want my hubby to go as I thought it was a "girl thing" my hubby wanted to go. After I told him I thought it would be better if he didn't he fought it for awhile then I changed my mind and asked him to come and he refused 🙄 so ended up not going. There was no other males there tho, even tho they were invited.

I’m including everybody in my baby shower.

i had 2 baby showers with my 7 month old first baby shower no but the second one i had it both gender . with the first baby shower the dad has a shower his self who ever want to hang has to bring beer and money to put in a jar for the baby

i did mine was co ed i think the dad should be included

I did co-ed but have been to baby showers with just females

I did we did co-ed the “traditional” baby showers hardly exist anymore.. you should include him it’s good he wants to be a part of that special time, rather then planning two separate ones