Toddlers!! Argh!!

Just like in real life.

Sounds about right, though I found if I read a toddler to sleep they'll always sleep through the night.

I tried reading them to sleep, tucking them in etc. They are just grumpy haha x

I gave my last toddler the angelic trait and that's exactly how she was. Such a little pain! I had wanted her to max out her skills, but I was so done with it, I just aged her up, lol!

One of mine has the angelic trait. She’s bad but not as bad as the other one with the inquisitive trait!

It might help to get them on a schedule, let them play with blocks and toys or a tablet, get them to interact with family, more time to play then feed them and before you know it they are tired. Though I've kept a lot of tots that just works for me, if they have a nightmare I cancel out them runnig to bother someone they won't sleep but they will nap until it passes.

I make leftovers for the fridge in large quantities so that I can just open the fridge and drag plates of food into their bedrooms/playrooms, give them the independent trait, and let them feed themselves, potty train and put themselves to bed. The koala night lamp helps with nightmares so that they sleep all night too.

"RedDestiny92;c-16824086" wrote:
It might help to get them on a schedule, let them play with blocks and toys or a tablet, get them to interact with family, more time to play then feed them and before you know it they are tired. Though I've kept a lot of tots that just works for me, if they have a nightmare I cancel out them runnig to bother someone they won't sleep but they will nap until it passes.

When one of my recent toddlers had a nightmare, she'd wake up her older brother instead of the parents -- he was good about helping her get back to bed after comforting her. I've made that part of my gameplay and the two siblings will remain close.

"duhboy2u2;c-16824551" wrote:
I make leftovers for the fridge in large quantities so that I can just open the fridge and drag plates of food into their bedrooms/playrooms, give them the independent trait, and let them feed themselves, potty train and put themselves to bed. The koala night lamp helps with nightmares so that they sleep all night too.

I usually give Sims the Fresh Chef trait (even if I don't put them in the Culinary career to earn it) so they can make food that doesn't spoil, then I'll bake bread or bagels and leave those in the nursery for the toddlers to grab when they get hungry.

"purplexbutterfly;c-16824075" wrote:
One of mine has the angelic trait. She’s bad but not as bad as the other one with the inquisitive trait!

Try working on their thinking skills. Once they get high enough they should stop pitching tantrums, at least. Good luck! I've had a household with up to four toddlers at a time. Not quads, mind you, but so close in age they were toddlers together. It's annoying, but challenging in a good way, at least for me. ;)