"pigletpooh1;c-16333211" wrote:
Sounds like fun, I may give it a try. Is this 100 babies for one generation?
"Piazzagirl1015;c-16337924" wrote:
The 100 baby challenge is my favorite to play. Currently my baby mama Raven has 38 and has a bun in the oven. I have some rules that I made for myself because I feel a challenge should be a challenge or it is not worth playing it. While I use premium content items such as the playpen and walker in my other challenges I don't feel it fair to use it in a challenge where raising babies is the main objective so she always uses the Teach to Walk and Teach to Talk interaction. I won't use the swing either but I do use the changing table to bathe the babies.
Here are my basic rules for the challenge:
I age all nooboos into toddlers as soon as they arrive home from the hospital as that is allowed by the rules.
All Toddlers learn to walk, talk, potty, peg box, xylophone and read or have read all 9 toddler books.
All Children must get an A in school (I'm lenient on this one during the winter when they get a week of snow days or I'm currently having a school glitch which happens all the time in my game), must sign up for an after school activity, accept all school related activities (with the exception of go to China, France or Egypt and bring something back for show and tell the next day) max the toy oven and block table.
All teenagers must get an A (again lenient on this one), sign up for two after school activities, all opportunities (except show and tell) and learn to drive.
I also try to give everyone birthday parties if possible, skill the children as much as possible and before they leave the house I have a list of items I put in their inventory equaling $10,375. I use MC to add the kid to the house where their father or romantic interest live. The idea is to give them a start in life.
I have so much fun with this challenge that I seriously doubt I will stop at 100. I might go for another right afterwards.
Here is a link to my blog Raven's Nest
"Piazzagirl1015;c-16337924" wrote:
The 100 baby challenge is my favorite to play. Currently my baby mama Raven has 38 and has a bun in the oven. I have some rules that I made for myself because I feel a challenge should be a challenge or it is not worth playing it. While I use premium content items such as the playpen and walker in my other challenges I don't feel it fair to use it in a challenge where raising babies is the main objective so she always uses the Teach to Walk and Teach to Talk interaction. I won't use the swing either but I do use the changing table to bathe the babies.
Here are my basic rules for the challenge:
I age all nooboos into toddlers as soon as they arrive home from the hospital as that is allowed by the rules.
All Toddlers learn to walk, talk, potty, peg box, xylophone and read or have read all 9 toddler books.
All Children must get an A in school (I'm lenient on this one during the winter when they get a week of snow days or I'm currently having a school glitch which happens all the time in my game), must sign up for an after school activity, accept all school related activities (with the exception of go to China, France or Egypt and bring something back for show and tell the next day) max the toy oven and block table.
All teenagers must get an A (again lenient on this one), sign up for two after school activities, all opportunities (except show and tell) and learn to drive.
I also try to give everyone birthday parties if possible, skill the children as much as possible and before they leave the house I have a list of items I put in their inventory equaling $10,375. I use MC to add the kid to the house where their father or romantic interest live. The idea is to give them a start in life.
I have so much fun with this challenge that I seriously doubt I will stop at 100. I might go for another right afterwards.
Here is a link to my blog Raven's Nest
