👶🍼 Boss Baby Boardroom

Channel your inner Boss Baby and join the big-kids’ boardroom! Let’s talk about new ideas to promote (Start), baby steps to stop, and superpowers to keep as we grow into a high-functioning agile team.
40–55 min
4-10 people
Based on: Start, Stop, Continue
👶🍼 Boss Baby Boardroom

Template Columns

🍼 New Toys to Try

Suggest fresh strategies and experiments to introduce, just like a baby exploring new toys.

Base column: Start
🚫 Outgrown Pacifiers

Share the habits or processes we’ve outgrown and should leave behind, Boss Baby style.

Base column: Stop
🎩 Secret Baby Powers

Celebrate the best practices we should keep, just like Boss Baby’s hidden talents.

Base column: Continue

About this template

The Boss Baby Boardroom is a playful, engaging retrospective format that helps teams brainstorm new ideas, let go of outdated practices, and recognize strengths, all while encouraging creative thinking and teamwork.

When to use this template

Use this format when you want to refresh team thinking, foster creativity, or break the ice with a new or evolving group. It's especially useful after completing a project or starting a new initiative to energize the team.

How to facilitate

1

Welcome the team and introduce the Boss Baby Boardroom theme to set a fun, open tone for creative discussion

2

Explain each column: New Toys to Try (new ideas/experiments), Outgrown Pacifiers (practices to stop), and Secret Baby Powers (strengths to keep)

3

Give everyone a few minutes of silent brainstorming to add thoughts to each column in Kollabe

4

Invite team members to share and discuss their contributions, focusing on root causes and possible impacts

5

Cluster similar ideas together and encourage collaborative discussion to clarify meaning and discover patterns

6

As a group, prioritize which new ideas to try and which outdated practices need to go

7

Identify 1–2 concrete actions to implement based on insights from the session

8

Wrap up by celebrating team strengths and thanking everyone for their playful participation

Pro Tips

Use playful language or themed icebreakers to help the team embrace the Boss Baby spirit

Prompt quieter team members with direct questions or warm encouragement to boost participation

After the session, visually highlight a 'winning' new toy or secret power in Kollabe as fun motivation

Encourage examples and specific stories for each column to spark deeper discussions

FAQ

How do I avoid this retrospective feeling too silly or superficial?

Frame the playful theme as a way to inspire creative, honest discussion. Balance fun with clear, action-driven outcomes.

What if team members only add items to one or two columns?

Prompt with specific questions for each column and give examples to get brains flowing across all topics.

Is this format suitable for serious or urgent issues?

It works best for growth-focused or team-building sessions. For highly critical issues, try a more structured or direct format.

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At a glance

  • Duration

    40–55 min

  • Team Size

    4-10 people

  • Columns

    3 columns

  • Base Format

    Start, Stop, Continue

Tags

creative
fun
team-building
growth mindset
agile
reflection

Ready to get started?

Use this template to run your next retrospective