What's the most fun day you had in Sims 4.
The most remembered day for me on the Sims is when we got pools, I exchanged all my ponds for real pools that was the best Sims 4 day ever.
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"Stormsview;c-16947271" wrote:
If the programmers did not want parents to eat toddlers food, Then why did they change the rules, before applesauce was just for toddlers. Before parents could not eat animal crackers.
So now the full baby menu is available to parents. Why? What do parents need with applesauce and animal crackers? Before the food that was available to the baby through the highchair was eaten only by toddlers.
Parents could also get the full toddlers menu out of the fridge to give to their toddlers, most of us have more than one toddler, and you can only carry one item at a time from the toddler menu to a little table, giving time for any hungry adult to take the toddlers food.
What happened to cause a change?
Parents were tired of the highchair and could still feed their babies the food. So to keep up the stress in caring for our toddlers, a hungry parent can now eat the toddler's food, the feed me first programming when you ask them to get toddlers food from the former toddler's only menu. It was no reason for this to be changed.
While this is true, this is not my issue.
I want to see parents get their toddlers out of the rain or thunderstorm just as they do themselves and not leave them by the curve. Parents care about themselves first. The truth they will not go back for the toddler This should be programmed to take your toddler to safety first
They could be programmed to feed their family if they have one, cook full meals to share with the family when they have kids and toddlers. this is easy to do and will help a lot.
If you are a single player then yes just get a cake just for you.
Yes, it's terribly annoying that you can get animal crackers for a 'quick meal', but you can't give that meal directly to the toddler. I can tell the parent to have a quick meal, but it's almost impossible to stop the parent eating it, even if the parent isn't hungry. By the time it gets to the toddler, only a few bites are left. (And you know it's all the broken crackers, with no heads.)
