Melting Messages - Gender Reveal Candle - It's A Girl Candle - Hidden Message Candle

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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. Even if this isn’t your first pregnancy, it’s still appropriate to host a party. After all, each baby deserves to be celebrated! Dress the soon-to-be older sibling in a T-shirt that says “Waiting for my baby brother” or “Waiting for my baby sister.” Serve gender reveal cupcakes with a twist - in place of blue or pink frosting, use yellow frosting and decorate with small candies or white icing to spell out “boy” or “girl.” Fun photo ops

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. Once your coloured melts have set, remove them from their mould and chop into small chunks! Set your chopped up wax to one side while you make a start on your foot mould! You could also scrap the clothing idea and instead pose your dog beside a sign that says, "It's a boy/girl!" or “I’m doggone excited to meet my new baby brother/sister.” You could even film your curious pup opening a gender reveal box! 8. Light up the night sky Some people keep the gender to themselves, while others plan a party or family get-together with special food, decorations, or activities. Whether you cut into a gender reveal cake to see if it’s pink or blue or skip the popular gender reveal color scheme (rainbow cake, anyone?), go with whatever feels authentic to you. We put our wax into a heatproof bowl and place it on top of a pan filled half way with water. Pop the pan on the hob over a low to medium heat, and wait for your wax to melt. Remember to not let your wax exceed 80 degrees as this can affect the performance and quality of your wax. Once melted, split your wax in half between two pouring jugs!

Here, get inspired with gender reveal ideas for every type of celebration. Unique gender reveal ideas Discovering your baby’s sex may be one of the most exciting moments of your pregnancy. For some people, it's the point where it all starts to feel a bit more "real." For other people, their baby's sex is unimportant. For still others, it's more exciting to be surprised at the birth. Traditional Russian nesting dolls are a perfect showpiece on any mantelpiece or bookshelf. Choose a charming set and nestle a slip of paper revealing the baby’s gender inside the smallest doll. You could even include a fun scratch off card announcement inside! Buy a dozen eggs and hard boil all but one. Dye half of the eggs blue and the other half pink. Color the egg that’s not hard-boiled pink if you’re having a girl or blue if you’re having a boy. Blow a bubble. You can do this one of two ways — both are super photogenic. You can either chew a piece or blue raspberry or bubblegum-flavored gum and blow a big bubble, or you can put a drop of food coloring into the bubble solution of a bubble machine. If you opt for the latter, just be sure to wear clothes you don’t mind getting a little food coloring on in case a bubble pops on you.

Break a chocolate heart.Some chocolatiers sell hollow chocolate hearts filled with pink or blue candy. The chocolate treat comes with a mallet to smash the heart, revealing the baby's sex. If you choose to find out and reveal your baby's sex during pregnancy, we've rounded up some of the most memorable gender reveal ideas for your big surprise. What is a gender reveal? Fill squeeze bottles with pink or blue paint. You and your family should wear basic white T-shirts. Use your camera timer or have a photographer snap away while you cover each other in paint. (You could also use silly string for a slightly less messy version!) Finally, please use caution when considering fireworks, cannons, smoke bombs and any other potential combustables —you do not want to become one of those couples who end up on the news due to a failed gender reveal! Not to mention, they can have dire consequences. Since you’re probably already head-over-heels for the bundle of joy you’re carrying, throwing a baby gender reveal party is a fantastic way to share your bliss with loved ones.

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Large or small, there's really no right or wrong way to do a gender reveal party. Some couples are more comfortable finding out the news in a more intimate setting, while others want to share the thrill with all of their nearest and dearest at once. A gender reveal is when the expectant parents find out the sex of their growing baby. Usually, this would happen sometime during the second trimester. Turn on a fog machine. A fog machine is a much safer alternative to a smoke bomb. Just use one that comes equipped with lights so it can glow pink or blue.

Before the party, sculpt a volcano from papier-mâché, plaster, or clay. Place a plastic or glass container in the center of the volcano. Fill it with two tablespoons of baking soda, a tablespoon of dish soap, and five drops of pink or blue food coloring.

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While likely not what you envisioned when you got that positive pregnancy test, using Zoom, FaceTime, Google Hangouts, or Google Meet for a virtual gender reveal is a great option in the time of coronavirus -- or if your friends and family live far away! 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. For a creative gender reveal idea, use sparklers to draw “boy” or “girl” in the night sky (practice all safety precautions). This is especially fun (and safer than a smoke bomb with colored powder) if you’re revealing your baby’s sex around the Fourth of July, Labor Day, or New Year’s Eve. Talk about a big reveal! 9. Get messy with blue or pink paint

And no matter how you're finding out your baby's sex, don't forget to remind your practitioner that you want to keep the news a surprise. Ask your provider to put the baby’s sex in a sealed envelope. This way, you can pass it on to whoever is coordinating the big reveal on your behalf. If, on the other hand, you’re planning a big party, you’ll want to more carefully orchestrate the reveal. When setting the date, it’s a good idea to leave a two- to three-week gap between the time of the anticipated results (whether via sonogram or blood test) to account for any minor hiccups —like your baby being in less visible position or the lab taking longer to process results. If you're leaning towards a private reveal, you may consider something simple: opening a sealed envelope, biting into cupcakes with your partner and any future siblings, or opening a box of pink or blue balloons, for example. Try your hand at dart art. Fill a water balloon with pink or blue paint, and affix it to a white canvas on an easel. Toss a dart at it to pop it, splashing the paint onto the canvas. Once it's dry, this serves as a great keepsake for your baby's nursery. Use a Hershey bar. This one is super simple, but no less creative. Simply color the HE on the Hershey bar wrapper blue (or the SHE in pink) to indicate whether your baby is a boy or a girl. You can wrap each bar in gold foil, pass them out, and instruct your guests to open their candy bars all at once.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." Looking for a perfect baby shower token? Our gender reveal wax melts are super fun to make and will leave your guests guessing! You only need a few simple ingredients to get started! Our step by step guide below will show you how to make show stopping favours. 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.