Run a Free Baby Guessing Pool
Collect everyone's predictions, share live standings, and crown a winner automatically. Add your Amazon registry to the same link when you're ready.
The Johnson Baby Pool
June 14
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Maya
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Everything you need for baby's arrival
One simple link does it all — guessing pool, registry, and celebration.
Always Free
Baby Bids has always been free and always will be. No subscriptions, no hidden fees. We earn a small commission when guests shop your Amazon registry.
8 Prediction Categories
Guests guess sex, birth date, weight, length, eye color, hair color, day of week, and time of day. Pick any combination — automatic scoring crowns the winner.
Live Standings
A live standings page keeps guests checking back before results drop. See every entry, compare guesses, and watch the aggregate predictions in real time.
Amazon Registry Built In
Link your Amazon Baby Registry directly to your pool. Guests can browse and buy gifts without ever leaving your pool page.
Automatic Notifications
Guests get a personalized results email with their rank, score, and a top-3 leaderboard preview the moment you submit the official answers.
Up in 5 Minutes
Name your pool, set the due date, and share your link. The whole setup takes less than five minutes. Guesses take about two.
Simple from start to finish
01
Create Your Pool
Give it a name, add the due date, and choose which baby stats everyone will guess: sex, birth date, weight, length, eye color, and more.
02
Share & Celebrate
Share your pool link via text, Facebook, or email. Friends and family submit their guesses and see everyone else's predictions.
03
Link Your Registry
Add your Amazon Baby Registry to your pool so guests can shop for gifts right from the same page. A winner is crowned once baby arrives.
Turn your pool into a gift hub
Link your Amazon Baby Registry to your pool. Guests can browse your wishlist and shop for the perfect gift — all from the same page. No extra steps, no confusion.
We earn a small affiliate commission when guests shop, at no extra cost to you. This is how we keep Baby Bids 100% free.
Create Free Amazon RegistryParents love Baby Bids
“We had over 40 people guess on our pool! It was so much fun watching the guesses come in, and linking our Amazon registry meant guests could send gifts without us having to share a separate link.”
Sarah M.
First-time mom“Setting up the pool took literally five minutes. I shared it on Facebook and within an hour we had 20 guesses. When our son arrived everyone was so excited to see who won!”
Jake & Emily T.
Expecting parents“I love that it's completely free. We used it for our second baby too. The Amazon registry link is genius — our guests didn't have to go searching for what we needed.”
Melissa R.
Mom of twoCommon questions
Is Baby Bids really free?
Yes, 100% free. We keep the lights on through Google ads and a small Amazon affiliate commission when guests shop your registry. You never pay a cent.
Do I need to accept donations?
No. Donations have been removed from Baby Bids. We found that the Amazon registry approach is a better experience for everyone — guests can buy something meaningful and you get exactly what you need.
How does the Amazon registry work?
Create a free registry on Amazon, then paste your registry's sharing URL into your pool settings. A 'Shop the Registry' button will appear on your pool page for all guests.
How do I create a pool?
Click 'Get Started Free', give your pool a name, set the due date, and choose which baby stats to include. Then share the link and watch the guesses roll in!
Who wins?
Once your baby arrives, you submit the actual stats. Baby Bids calculates who was closest on each category and crowns the overall winner. A confetti announcement is shown to everyone.
Can I use Baby Bids for a second baby?
Absolutely. You can create as many pools as you like. Each pool gets its own unique link.
Ready to launch your pool?
Create your free pool in under five minutes. No credit card. No catch.
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