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Ideas to Use for Your Baby Shower Cake Inscription

Finding a good baby shower cake inscription to use does not have to be hard, it can be a piece of cake!

When putting an inscription on a cake, you will need to keep the saying as simple as possible. Keep in mind that the more words you have, the less space you have to write it. If you would like to use a cake poem that is longer, it might be best to print it up to display near by the cake.

Otherwise you might have a really sore hand and your guests might need to pull out their glasses to read it. Yikes! Here are some ideas to use for your cake wording. You can also pull wording from nursery rhymes or books to match with your theme.

Baby Shower Cake Inscription Ideas:

It's A Boy!

Sugar and Spice and Everything Nice

Double the Pleasure, Double the Fun

Welcome Baby!

Oh Baby

A Star Is Born

Little Prince

Our Family Is Growing By Two (Or Four) Feet.

Little Princess

Snakes and Snails and Puppy Dog Tails

It's A Girl!

Little Angel

Celebrate!

Sweet Pea

Twinkle Twinkle Little Star

Sleep Baby

Cute As a Button

Little All-star!

Welcome Little One

Future ________ (fill in with profession or hobby)

Lucky Ducky!

Blessed Child

50% Mom 50% Dad (100% Loved)

All Because 2 People Fell In Love

God's Most Precious Gift

Twins!

Diapers and Pins, the Fun Begins!

Sent From Heaven Above For You To Love

(Daddy's) Mommy's Little (Girl) Boy

Pink Or Blue, We Love You!

Thank Heaven For Little (Boys) Girls!

Congratulations!


Cake Wording Ideas Sent In By Our Readers

Cake wording idea sent in by:

Sandra from Plymouth, Ma

My daughter was having a girl make this baby shower cake and a friend of mine thought of the sweet baby shower poem to put on it for me:

Kira's coming, She's almost here, A special moment, a girl so dear!


Tips for writing your baby shower cake inscription:

If you are a perfectionist, or have a hard time with straight lines, getting the wording perfect can take time and be a little frustrating.

You can "cheat" a little by writing your wording on wax paper with a pencil. Take the wax paper, reverse it and place over the cake. Use a toothpick and prick around the edges of your letters.

This will help you know where they begin and end and keep the wording straight. No one has to know your "little secret." :)

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