Toddlers are soooooo annoying
Anyone else aging toddlers up as soon as they got reasonably good skills? I even go as far to pause aging when I raise toddlers because there's no way I let them steal 20 (I play on long Lifespan) ...
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"invisiblgirl;c-17038006" wrote:
Once the toddler maxes out all her skills, you can still have the adult teach her to say 'please and thank-you', which gives her a head start on the 'manners' trait, and satisfying toddler whims can collect quite a lot of points. Usually, toddler whims are fairly easy and logical - they want to use the toilet or read a story or play with their little tablet. By the time they age up, I've usually got enough points to make my kids 'waterproof' so there's no mucking about with umbrellas. Also, if an adult reads stories to the toddler, it will count toward the 'read two hours with an adult' part of the mental aspiration for kids.
Yep, after the skills, I concentrate mostly on whims. My first trait to give children is Incredibly Friendly. It makes the making friends section of the social aspiration super quick so I can rack up those points. :D
