"Writin_Reg;13642898" wrote:
BUt that makes no sense as the child that jumps from the infant is 10. When I heard that I sort of freaked about YA's having babies because the YA age starts at 18/19 and if they had a baby that poofed into a child it would look like the YA was actually 10 when she had the baby. I thought that was just plain weird and complained about it in the Chat. I told the Devs they need to make YA's unable to have babies like the YA's in Sims 2 - other wise it looked bad. Believe me I have been complaining about how this all looked - plus the fact the infant technically jumps out to be a pre-teen if the child is 10 (as pre-teen is 10-12 and teens are 13-17/18) like the Devs said - so if anything they still actually need to make a toddler age and a child age if you are going to be technical about it.
Plenty of 18 and 19 year olds have babies these days -- some even bother to get married first. B)
I've given up thinking of an age equivalent for the various stages and just go with the flow. Actually, I'd like programming that would make it harder for Adult Sims to get pregnant, because as people age it's often harder for them to conceive. Only reason YAs couldn't get pregnant in Sims 2 is because you were only a YA while you were at University -- if you chose not to go to University or right after you graduated you'd age right up to an Adult. In Sims 3 they made YA a full time age stage which really never made sense, but they also opened University to more than just YAs so at least you had another chance to go if you chose not to go right away.