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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"annaliese39;c-17037920" wrote:
I really enjoy playing toddlers. I suspect the size of your household (esp. the number of toddlers) and different toddler traits can make the experience more or less difficult though, as well as your individual play style of course. My main sim has a clingy toddler and she's just adorable. I do plan on ageing her up to a child eventually once her Daddy has helped her max all her skills, but I want to enjoy the toddler stage a bit longer first, with some toddler play dates and visiting the toddler park together etc.
Household size definitely makes an impact. Also household consistency -- child siblings can talk with the toddlers and build communication, and teens can really help a lot with toddler care so you're not just relying on the parents.
I believe that these are the best toddlers in the Sims series -- they start out as really needy but as they develop skills they need a lot less help. They're not stuck wailing in a crib but they can get themselves out of bed.
