Toddlers... Most difficult thing ever!
I have always found toddlers a nightmare but in this play through they are just the worst! This sim family's children are all cursed or something. I can never get my sim parents to take care of the to...
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The only problem I've got with my tots is that they're 'sad' so often. We need the 'fear' emotion yesterday, because it doesn't make sense for a toddler to be 'sad' about thunderstorms and nightmares. They get sad if they make a mess while using their little pots - it would make more sense for them to be 'sad' if they use their diaper when they're partially or fully toilet-trained. They also get 'sad' if they dance too much, and Llama-forbid a relative they've never met should die.
Totally unrelated, I had a thought about the highchairs (get rid of the highchairs!). The thing that drove me 'round the bend was the food-throwing. That wouldn't have been so bad if the parent had the option to discipline the toddler for doing it. (I wanted to put the little monster on the floor and let him eat the mess. With a bad moodlet for yucky food.) I actually sort of miss the throwing food now that I have my tots serve themselves - I wouldn't mind if it isn't every single time, especially if it's linked to a particular emotion, like playful or angry. And the parent should have the option to tell the kid not to throw food.
Totally unrelated, I had a thought about the highchairs (get rid of the highchairs!). The thing that drove me 'round the bend was the food-throwing. That wouldn't have been so bad if the parent had the option to discipline the toddler for doing it. (I wanted to put the little monster on the floor and let him eat the mess. With a bad moodlet for yucky food.) I actually sort of miss the throwing food now that I have my tots serve themselves - I wouldn't mind if it isn't every single time, especially if it's linked to a particular emotion, like playful or angry. And the parent should have the option to tell the kid not to throw food.
