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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I love toddlers in this series. And I was so excited when they came, but I found myself more and more on a huge grind to get them skilled up before they aged. I never got to enjoy them cause I was always pushing for high skills.
Yes, I know I don't HAVE to skill up my toddlers, but, to me, I do. I like successful sims.
And I was getting a bit sad that I never seemed to really get to enjoy my toddlers. Maybe a couple hours on their last day. No playdates. No fun. Just grind out the skills.
Then I learned all the tricks to quickly skilling my toddlers. And now I can have my toddler maxed on all skills by day 3 and then enjoy them for the next 4(+) days. And I love my toddlers again. We have playdates and play in the ball pits and slide, we get to splash in the pool and play the airplane game, read books, play pretend with a parent on the equipment. Yep, I'm back to a happy toddler sim-mom, again. :)
I wish we had peek-a-boo and a few more family interactions, though.
Yes, I know I don't HAVE to skill up my toddlers, but, to me, I do. I like successful sims.
And I was getting a bit sad that I never seemed to really get to enjoy my toddlers. Maybe a couple hours on their last day. No playdates. No fun. Just grind out the skills.
Then I learned all the tricks to quickly skilling my toddlers. And now I can have my toddler maxed on all skills by day 3 and then enjoy them for the next 4(+) days. And I love my toddlers again. We have playdates and play in the ball pits and slide, we get to splash in the pool and play the airplane game, read books, play pretend with a parent on the equipment. Yep, I'm back to a happy toddler sim-mom, again. :)
I wish we had peek-a-boo and a few more family interactions, though.
