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- I take a somewhat similar approach with life stages; different numbers, but same idea.
Babies: 1 or 2 days
Toddlers: however long it takes to do the potty-training, walking, talking, and such
Child: set at 14 days, but I usually throw a birthday party to speed things along
Teen: again it kind of depends on the family/world dynamic. I think I currently have it set at 21 days
Young Adult: 30 days
Adult: 30 days
Elder: whenever the Adults are ready to retire, I either throw a birthday party or toss an Age of Instant at them - KevinL527510 years agoSeasoned Ace
"R3B3CKVH;14902633" wrote:
I live in Texas, and I wasn't considered an adult until 18. That being said, I am going to be celebrating the 3rd anniversary of my 29th birthday in November, so it's been a while.. However, I think I would have heard about it if things have changed.
@nervous & Everyone Else:
Babies are definitely infants. They can't do anything except eat sleep or poop.
LOL @ 3rd anniversary! :D I'm on my 11th anniversary of that
My babies enjoy a good snuggle or toss in the air too. Just watch out for the projectile vomiting. :D "R3B3CKVH;14902633" wrote:
That being said, I am going to be celebrating the 3rd anniversary of my 29th birthday in November, so it's been a while..
Nice way of putting it!!!- @R3B3CKVH :D
And, for me, it'll soon be the 6th anniversary of my 29th birthday. :/ - It would be so cool if you could hover over a sim and their age showed, and maybe a feature to add to that like middle school and not being able to date a 13 year old when your on your way to graduating haha
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