Infants are actually, like. Really good?
I don't play "families" a lot. I play The Sims like an MMO- I make a character, I pick a "class" for them, I focus on that experience, and when I get bored I reroll a new character. But I'm playing "...
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I love how realistic the infant development steps feel in the game. Real babies also need to build head control roll sit before they are actually ready for solid foods. Even the idea that they can only try solids after sitting in the high chair matches real-life feeding guidelines.
I read similar steps while checking baby nutrition websites like Bramil where they explain when babies can start cereal or soft foods. The Sims team really captured those stages well from cooing, babbling, to early quirks. It all feels surprisingly close to real infant behavior.
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