Does anyone know what exactly triggers this? My toddler gets this moodlet almost constantly...mostly during friendly conversation, but sometimes even when she is idle it pops up unwarranted. She apparently feels that way towards her mother, who pretty much never said anything unfriendly to begin with. She's perpetually sad because of it now, regardless of what mom says or does to make things better. :| https://i.imgur.com/gl42T78.png

Don't attempt the seven toddler challenge. They all got sad and were all crying when they should have been playing in snow.

"justdancerebecca;d-983944" wrote:Does anyone know what exactly triggers this? My toddler gets this moodlet almost constantly...mostly during friendly conversation, but sometimes even when she is idle it pops up unwarranted. She apparently feels that way towards her mother, who pretty much never said anything unfriendly to begin with. She's perpetually sad because of it now, regardless of what mom says or does to make things better. :| https://i.imgur.com/gl42T78.pngI see that the toddler is independent. Maybe the mother is always helping her?

My child (not toddler) sim got it when she was forced to do homework. I quite liked it, the toddler never has it. Maybe it is something to do with her trait like @kostasmpi suggests? My toddler is a charmer and usually just goes along with everything. I'll give the brother the independent or fuzzy trait when he becomes a toddler, I'm curious now ^^

I'm curious too. My toddler (independed trait too) was also mad at his mother, and I didn't see what was happened. I remember that they had a normal chat, and let the mother told a story, plus some training, but then I changed to the other family members and then he was hurt suddenly.

I don't thibk this sentiment is really working properly on toddlers. I got this also without any reason to be seen and would like to avoid it in the future. :/

Feeling hurt by someone nearby...

GroovyLady1968
New Spectator
5 years ago
Don't attempt the seven toddler challenge. They all got sad and were all crying when they should have been playing in snow.
TTNcreates
Rising Novice
5 years ago
"justdancerebecca;d-983944" wrote:
Does anyone know what exactly triggers this? My toddler gets this moodlet almost constantly...mostly during friendly conversation, but sometimes even when she is idle it pops up unwarranted. She apparently feels that way towards her mother, who pretty much never said anything unfriendly to begin with. She's perpetually sad because of it now, regardless of what mom says or does to make things better. :|
https://i.imgur.com/gl42T78.png

I see that the toddler is independent. Maybe the mother is always helping her?
Joanne_Snow
Rising Traveler
5 years ago
My child (not toddler) sim got it when she was forced to do homework. I quite liked it, the toddler never has it. Maybe it is something to do with her trait like @kostasmpi suggests? My toddler is a charmer and usually just goes along with everything. I'll give the brother the independent or fuzzy trait when he becomes a toddler, I'm curious now ^^
Daravi
New Traveler
5 years ago
I'm curious too. My toddler (independed trait too) was also mad at his mother, and I didn't see what was happened. I remember that they had a normal chat, and let the mother told a story, plus some training, but then I changed to the other family members and then he was hurt suddenly.
adduapina
5 years ago
I don't thibk this sentiment is really working properly on toddlers. I got this also without any reason to be seen and would like to avoid it in the future. :/
Joanne_Snow
Rising Traveler
5 years ago
Okay my toddler just aged up and rolled the independent trait (not surprised, that was one plum of an annoying baby compared to his sisters). Let's see what happens (Fuyuka still never gets this moodlet).
GypsyRozLyn
Seasoned Newcomer
5 years ago
I also had a toddler that got it for no reason - has the Charmer trait. Perhaps they assume all toddlers go through the terrible twos!
GreatestPlanner
5 years ago
Ok that's way too dramatic. A toddler that has this strong feelings towards her mother for probably something so normal to occur in day to day life. I think for certain relationships these sentiments should have a different or less strong effect. This toddler is already rejecting her own mother :D Come on..
Haneul33
Seasoned Adventurer
5 years ago
"GreatestPlanner;c-17728748" wrote:
Ok that's way too dramatic. A toddler that has this strong feelings towards her mother for probably something so normal to occur in day to day life. I think for certain relationships these sentiments should have a different or less strong effect. This toddler is already rejecting her own mother :D Come on..

Haha, but it actually sounds normal. :D Toddlers are super dramatic and get mad at their parents for silly things on the regular.
timurjr96
5 years ago
I got the sentiment when my Sims was being insulted by his sister multiple times in short period,she got the sentiment as well because he insulted her back without remorse.