Technology has given parents so many new opportunities and experiences.

• At a gender reveal party guests were asked to choose a peg from a basket and wear it for the evening. Those who wore pink pegs were guessing that the baby would be a girl and those who wore blue guessed it was a boy. What a lovely visual way to include everyone in the reveal experience.
• A Piñata game was enjoyed by all of the children and adults of the family. The winner would eventually reveal a particular coloured candy to reveal the baby's gender.
• In a Facebook Video reveal one family encouraged their toddler boy to shoot them with a water gun. They both wore white t-shirts & the water was bright pink to symbolise and reveal that a baby sister was on the way.
• A Cake displayed the word “it's a” but cutting a slice would be the only way to reveal the colour of the butter cream and indeed gender. Cute!
• Nobody but the couples doctor knew the gender of the baby. So they asked him to write them a Christmas card that they could open together on Christmas morning.
• The couple stand side by side while someone holds a cardboard box above their heads. On the count of three the box is opened and a stream of balloons emerge. The balloons are blue or pink and it makes for a beautiful photo when you can see the moment the couple see the colour for the first time.
• Putting a new collar on the family dog and it's a certain colour. He's pottering around all night and nobody knows what it represents, until you tell them! Simple and lovely.
• A brand of bath bombs have came up with a bomb that remains white until submerged in water. It then reveals a colour in a beautiful way.