🎯 Beistle 66675 Pin The Pacifier Baby Shower Game, 17" x 18.5", Single Piece Review

Used for baby shower at work for my nursery. I planned everything but I didn't have enough time to make the board game poster myself. So I ordered it and I still had to cut it all out so I had to make it myself. It would look better. But if you have time

Both an absolute waste of money and an absolute waste of time. If only I knew I would have to cut each of these blanks and the page itself would have to be cut with scissors and what I can't believe is they didn't even do the perforation so we could help. I really want to give zero stars, but I can't.

Bought as a play for the baby shower. Less than a dollar store quality! Nowhere in the description does it say you have to cut out and tape the pacifiers to make them stick! The front of the child is terribly crumpled, so it doesn't fit on the wall. Box "blindfold" ripped on first use! Should have read the reviews first!

A bit awkward game because you have to cut out every empty space. Also, my OCD was killed by the poster itself and many of the pacifiers being dented because the game was shipped folded. When you've spent so much time decorating your party beautifully, a crumpled game will take the focus away. Despite this, my guests really enjoyed playing this game. You might be better off making your own prettier version of this game.

I bought two of these for a baby shower it's a nice little activity but the playfield has been rolled up so when unfolded it shows all the deep creases so it doesn't look very pretty. The paper is good but quite thin. Both the game board and the pacifiers need to be cut out with scissors and then they need tape to hang them on the board. Honestly, due to the game board, the material, everything cut out and then taped in place, I wouldn't buy this again for a shower. It seemed kind of cheap.

I read the reviews before purchasing so I was prepared for what I was expecting. I liked the poster. It worked great for my Harry Potter themed baby shower. He arrived wrinkled so we petted him as best we could. We also glued it to a black foam board so it looked great overall, even with some creases. I hated pacifiers and glasses so I bought glasses to cover my guests eyes and it was perfect. Instead of pacifiers, I used owl stickers with name tags, so the game was called "stick an owl to…