Toast the Mom-to-Be With These Tasty Mocktails

The coconut and banana flavors in this snow punch definitely do the trick when it comes to spicing up your go-to nonalcoholic drink of choice. Add a scoop of vanilla ice cream to up the ante.

Pull out the copper cups and put a PG-rated spin on a classy moscow mule sans booze. Finish it off with mint leaves and a slice of lime.

Simply throw grapefruit juice, pear puree, honey, cinnamon, nutmeg, and a touch of vanilla into a blender for a sweet honey roasted pear sparkling mocktail. Add sparkling wine or Champagne for guests who are looking for a holiday buzz.

Kind of like a grown-up version of a Shirley Temple, Martha Stewart's cherry bomb contains just three ingredients: grenadine, clear citrus soda or seltzer, and maraschino cherries.

My Thirty Spot's sparkling cocktail is perfect for a brunch shower. For the non-pregnant attendees, add champagne and triple sec.

Martha Stewart's classic, frothy piña colada for a more casual affair.

Annie's Eats' pomegranate blueberry mocktail is super simple to make. Just add fresh or frozen blueberries to pomegranate soda, pomegranate juice, and white grape juice, and use lemon slices to garnish.

Inspired by sangria, this fresh, fruity drink is perfect for summertime showers.

Replace cucumber and rum with kiwi and club soda for a fruity twist on this tangy cocktail.

This easy-to-make rhubard soda has the look of a classic rosé.

Easy-to-make berry-lemon sparklers can be garnished with sprigs of mint and fresh berries for a festive look.

You can't have a brunch without this Champagne concoction! Simply swap the bubbly with sparkling cider.

Low in calories, this veggie-filled drink is a great substitute for the alcoholic version.

The Little Kitchen's Frost Bite Mocktail combines Sierra Mist with lime, pineapple, white grape juices, and fresh mint and blueberries.

Apple cider, cranberry, and ginger punch makes a beautiful drink, and you can add gin for liquor-drinking guests.