@SimCat96 The monster under the bed thing, I could see that for the toddlers but not the children or at least not the children as they are in this game. Definitely agree that they seem too old for that. At least you can put in those lights that seem to prevent the monster under the bed, so that sort of helps. Oh and the activity table... was it Sims 2 or 3 (possibly both?) that had an activity table that was for toddlers? Not sure why toddlers can't use it anymore.
It annoys me that teens are pretty much nothing more than adults in this game. I mean there are really no significant visual differences between them like there was in previous games. At least make them a shorter height so you can tell a difference, because if you have an adult standing next to a teen the only real way to know which is which is by putting your cursor over them. For example I see Cassandra Goth walking around in my current game, she is now at the Adult stage, yet whenever I see her I still just see her as a teen unless I get in real close and see the slight differences in her face.
Also, can we get more variety in the faces of children? Most children look way too similar, and look nothing like what they do as teens/adults. One other thing with children, why do they seem to randomly balloon in weight when becoming teens? My recent household had 5 children, and all but 2 ended up being overweight immediately upon becoming teens even though their weight was fine as children. Now that I think about it, can children even gain or lose weight or is their body type locked to just the one appearance? At least have the child gain weight so it makes sense as a teen, instead of suddenly making them look like a sumo wrestler.
I also deeply miss the age length customization options from Sims 3. Why can't those exist in Sims 4? I know there is some option for age length, but what I'm talking about lets you manually adjust the length of each stage.
