Toddlers make the game harder?
So I love that they changed the toddlers and made then more complex but my goodness it's a lot of work! My first time having them I ended up with twins and I'm finding it surprisingly difficult :( I...
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"Stina1701A;c-18291627" wrote:"netney52;c-18291600" wrote:
Also really big tip with infants to make gameplay easier if you have growing together just use the play mat. They can play and sleep on it. That way all your sim needs to do is feed and bathe them. Infants can’t play in their beds/pens which is so annoying
Yes!! This! The playmat is a game changer and you can even have the parents do the tummy training in it. And what is the point of the--what ever it is called in english--thing you can build on the infant beds? The hanging thing? if they can't interact with it or even watch/view it? It just a decoration that costs moolah.
But most of my toddlers are just feral. I do love the highchair and yes I know that is unpopular opinion but I haven't had much trouble with the chair until one of the patch decided to bug them (that has since been patched). But I do the drag food to toddler from fridge as well as using the fillmotive cheat to up the hunger bar on an occasion.
What I do find challenging is the infants. Cheese Louise! Especially twins. Have they increased the odds of getting twins? Because before I had to give both parents the fertility trait and have them watch that darn kids show just to get twins and even then it wasn't guaranteed.
But I do find that having more than one adult/teen in household does help a lot and in my more richer household I have a live-in nanny (just a townie I picked up from the streets). Hired babysitters are also good as long as I have the infant and toddler 'tell' the nanny to service them.
Agree with all of this. I’m a big fan of making the gameplay easier use the gameplay mat, the light thingy on the cots and for toddlers make them eat food from the fridge and once they are at level 2 potty that are good to go
