They’re your uncle’s kids, and they love to play, They’re in your family, in every way. Who are they?

Here’s a rhyming puzzle for baby shower: It’s a party before a baby’s here, With laughter, love, and lots of cheer. We bring some gifts for the parents-to-be, For the little one joining the family. What’s the event that’s full of power, T

No siblings at all, just one to hold, Life as this child can be lonely but bold. What are they?

She’s your dad’s or mum’s dear mum, Bakes cookies and calls you “hun.” Who is she?

He’s your son’s own little boy, To him, you bring laughter and joy. Who is he?

They’re your sibling’s kids, oh what a crew, You’re their aunt or uncle, it’s true. Who are they?

She’s married to your dear old dad, She loves you most when you are sad. Who is she?

She’s your mum’s sister, loving and sweet, Always ready with a special treat. Who is she?

He’s your mum’s husband, tall or small, He’s always there when duty calls. Who is he?

A celebration for two who wed, A party where vows are lovingly said. What is it?

He’s married to your aunt, so kind, A better uncle you’ll never find. Who is he?

He’s your dad’s or mum’s own dad, Always wise, and rarely mad. Who is he?

He’s your mum’s or dad’s own brother, He’s full of jokes like no other. Who is he?