You wereoffered foodor drink bya clientA siblingtried to"help" withthe visitA clientthankedyou for justlisteningSomethingunexpectedhappenedwith a diaperParent said,“I didn’tknow that—thank you!”You gotbarked atby a dogYou’vequestionedwhether toreportsomething tochild welfareYou’ve said,“Let’s just siton the floor”more thanonceYou hadto buildrapportfrom zeroYou observedpotentialsubstanceuse in thehomeYou keptyourcomposureduring a verytense visitYou witnessedor heard signsof possible IPV(intimatepartnerviolence)Babysmiled atyou duringthe visitYou practicedharmreductionduring thevisitYou helped linka parent tomental healthor addictionsupportsYou gotcreative tokeep a toddlerbusy duringthe visitYour visitwas delayedby a veryenthusiastictoddler storyYou worriedabout thechild’sdevelopmentalprogressYousupported aclient incrisis withoutjudgmentToddlerfollowedyou to thedoorYou gotlost tryingto find thehouseYou noticeda childwithout asafe sleepspaceA youngparent wasclearlyoverwhelmedYou feltemotionallydrained after avisit—but proudof your workYou saw ababy taketheir firststepsYou offeredresourcesand the clientdeclinedthemYou felt thehome wasnot safe butdidn’t wantto lose trustParentproudlyshowed youa new babyitemYou had tostay neutralduring aheatedconversationYou gotcaught in therain runningto the doorYou werestuck intrafficbetweenvisitsYou sensedthe parentwas holdingsomethingbackYoudebriefed aheavy visitwith acolleagueYou supporteda parentshowing signsof postpartumdepressionYou adaptedyour entirevisit plan onthe flyA clientmissed ascheduledvisit (again)You had tosing ordance toengage thechildYou visiteda home withno heat orelectricityYoucomplimenteda parent andsaw their facelight upYou knockedand someoneyelled, “It’sopen!” but itwasn’tYou had tocall yoursupervisorafter a visitA clientasked ifyou werea doctorYou wereoffered foodor drink bya clientA siblingtried to"help" withthe visitA clientthankedyou for justlisteningSomethingunexpectedhappenedwith a diaperParent said,“I didn’tknow that—thank you!”You gotbarked atby a dogYou’vequestionedwhether toreportsomething tochild welfareYou’ve said,“Let’s just siton the floor”more thanonceYou hadto buildrapportfrom zeroYou observedpotentialsubstanceuse in thehomeYou keptyourcomposureduring a verytense visitYou witnessedor heard signsof possible IPV(intimatepartnerviolence)Babysmiled atyou duringthe visitYou practicedharmreductionduring thevisitYou helped linka parent tomental healthor addictionsupportsYou gotcreative tokeep a toddlerbusy duringthe visitYour visitwas delayedby a veryenthusiastictoddler storyYou worriedabout thechild’sdevelopmentalprogressYousupported aclient incrisis withoutjudgmentToddlerfollowedyou to thedoorYou gotlost tryingto find thehouseYou noticeda childwithout asafe sleepspaceA youngparent wasclearlyoverwhelmedYou feltemotionallydrained after avisit—but proudof your workYou saw ababy taketheir firststepsYou offeredresourcesand the clientdeclinedthemYou felt thehome wasnot safe butdidn’t wantto lose trustParentproudlyshowed youa new babyitemYou had tostay neutralduring aheatedconversationYou gotcaught in therain runningto the doorYou werestuck intrafficbetweenvisitsYou sensedthe parentwas holdingsomethingbackYoudebriefed aheavy visitwith acolleagueYou supporteda parentshowing signsof postpartumdepressionYou adaptedyour entirevisit plan onthe flyA clientmissed ascheduledvisit (again)You had tosing ordance toengage thechildYou visiteda home withno heat orelectricityYoucomplimenteda parent andsaw their facelight upYou knockedand someoneyelled, “It’sopen!” but itwasn’tYou had tocall yoursupervisorafter a visitA clientasked ifyou werea doctor

Home Visiting Bingo - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. You were offered food or drink by a client
  2. A sibling tried to "help" with the visit
  3. A client thanked you for just listening
  4. Something unexpected happened with a diaper
  5. Parent said, “I didn’t know that—thank you!”
  6. You got barked at by a dog
  7. You’ve questioned whether to report something to child welfare
  8. You’ve said, “Let’s just sit on the floor” more than once
  9. You had to build rapport from zero
  10. You observed potential substance use in the home
  11. You kept your composure during a very tense visit
  12. You witnessed or heard signs of possible IPV (intimate partner violence)
  13. Baby smiled at you during the visit
  14. You practiced harm reduction during the visit
  15. You helped link a parent to mental health or addiction supports
  16. You got creative to keep a toddler busy during the visit
  17. Your visit was delayed by a very enthusiastic toddler story
  18. You worried about the child’s developmental progress
  19. You supported a client in crisis without judgment
  20. Toddler followed you to the door
  21. You got lost trying to find the house
  22. You noticed a child without a safe sleep space
  23. A young parent was clearly overwhelmed
  24. You felt emotionally drained after a visit—but proud of your work
  25. You saw a baby take their first steps
  26. You offered resources and the client declined them
  27. You felt the home was not safe but didn’t want to lose trust
  28. Parent proudly showed you a new baby item
  29. You had to stay neutral during a heated conversation
  30. You got caught in the rain running to the door
  31. You were stuck in traffic between visits
  32. You sensed the parent was holding something back
  33. You debriefed a heavy visit with a colleague
  34. You supported a parent showing signs of postpartum depression
  35. You adapted your entire visit plan on the fly
  36. A client missed a scheduled visit (again)
  37. You had to sing or dance to engage the child
  38. You visited a home with no heat or electricity
  39. You complimented a parent and saw their face light up
  40. You knocked and someone yelled, “It’s open!” but it wasn’t
  41. You had to call your supervisor after a visit
  42. A client asked if you were a doctor