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xochiquetzl_xkvn
Seasoned Ace
2 years ago

Re: [FIXED] Parents keep taking infants out of crib for no reason

I believe I have discovered the ultimate workaround:

DELETE YOUR CRIBS.

let infant sleep in a pile of horse manure: WELL CARED FOR VERY HAPPY FALL ASLEEP IMMEDIATELY


put infant in upgraded crib: CRY CRY GET PICKED UP AND PUT DOWN 200 TIMES CRY GET TAKEN OUT OF CRIB AND PUT BACK IN IN REPEATING LOOP FOR ALL ETERNITY ENERGY IS DEEPLY RED FOREVER 

Seriously, only using the crib as a last resort and otherwise just leaving your infant sleeping on the dirty floor works much better. Also, pause and immediately queue up tasks for every adult in the household if you do use the crib, and lock them out of the nursery if necessary. 

(Delete your high chair, too. I still have PTSD from the high chair with toddlers.)

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    PandoraTO
    Seasoned Ace
    2 years ago

    I've also been having this problem. My sim puts the infant in the crib and then autonomously takes it out again unless I manage to queue up another interaction first. Looks like this  is same issue reported here, although I don't think it's mod related: https://answers.ea.com/t5/Game-and-Mod-CC-Issues/Struggling-to-put-infant-in-crib/td-p/12389370/highlight/true

    In general, interacting with infants is glitchy. Sims will autonomously undo the previous action concerning an infant (e.g., taking it out of the high chair right after putting them in it) unless you queue up something else first. They will also often refuse to pick up the infant (interaction disappears from queue or they act like something is blocking the way when there's nothing there). And they're constantly dropping queued actions in order to "check infant."

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