The Jackandjill Pregnant is an English nursery rhyme, commonly believed to feature two young boys or girls collecting water from a well. The original version likely dates back to the 18th century; Roud Folk Song Index classifies this stanza with multiple verses and tunes as number 10266; however there are multiple theories regarding its meaning and origins – however these remain just theories at this point in time.
Jack and Jill baby showers can be an excellent way for couples to commemorate some traditional family traditions while enjoying more modern party elements. These events can be fun, and can include both women and men as guests of honor; celebrating couples on their journey together towards parenthood while getting acquainted with some other parents-to-be is something these parties are great opportunities for!
Co-ed showers traditionally focus on showering the mother-to-be with gifts and plenty of food, while welcoming in her partner too! A balanced presenter list should include both male and female presenters. Furthermore, co-ed showers typically serve a full meal instead of light appetizers typical at traditional baby showers.
WebBabyShower takes great pleasure in helping hosts plan the perfect co-ed event. Using our virtual platform, inviting all guest on the guest list – men included! – without incurring additional costs is simple and fun inclusive themes ensure both mom-to-be and her friends will have a wonderful experience at her event.