The trend of men attending baby showers has grown significantly in recent years. Traditionally, baby showers were female-only gatherings, but modern celebrations are becoming more inclusive. Here are some key trends:

1. Co-Ed Baby Showers ("Jack and Jill" Showers) – Many couples now opt for co-ed baby showers where both parents and their friends (male and female) celebrate together.

2. Less Formal, More Casual – Co-ed showers often have a more relaxed, party-like atmosphere with games and activities that appeal to both men and women.

3. Themed Events – Some couples choose themes that engage both genders, such as backyard BBQs, sports-themed showers, or even brewery gatherings.

4. Dad-Focused Celebrations – Events like "Diaper Parties" or "Dadchelor Parties" (where male friends gather to celebrate impending fatherhood, often with beer and BBQ) have become popular.

Overall, the shift toward inclusivity reflects changing social norms, emphasizing shared parenting responsibilities and making the celebration more about both parents. Would you consider attending or hosting a co-ed shower?