Why is EVERY adult constantly breaking my Child Sim's dollhouse?

I do not have decors in the house that would trigger it aside from a puppet show and the dollhouse itself

Do they have mean or hot-headed traits then? I've had some sims break dollhouses constantly but it's usually either about the traits or being in angry mood. Most sims seems to leave them alone.

One of them does, but everyone else seems fine. They come over and head straight for the dollhouse.

Maybe they're just trying to satisfy their fun needs?

Every time I throw a party, someone comes over already angry. I lock bedrooms so guests can't get in, and they knock over my trashcan instead. The dollhouse usually gets destroyed by my kids. They get hangry or overtired and autonomously destroy the dollhouse, then cry because it's broken. Silly Sims.

You can guarantee if you put a dollhouse on a community lot that it will be permanently smashed up. Bad sims.

Well... you have to keep your Sims under control... Or lock the door to the dollhouse ;)
To be fair tho, if they are angry enough to destroy the dollhouse they will also kick over the trash bin just as often.

"Beardedgeek;c-17402074" wrote:
Well... you have to keep your Sims under control... Or lock the door to the dollhouse ;)
To be fair tho, if they are angry enough to destroy the dollhouse they will also kick over the trash bin just as often.

Yup. While I've never had much of an issue with Sims breaking dollhouses (I lock bedrooms off for only household use at all times, with exceptions of certain friends visiting), I will always find their trash cans knocked over outside after having visitors.

They do this predictable behavior whenever they get angry. Smashing doll houses, kicking bins. It's rather annoying really.

"Sharonia;c-17402126" wrote:
They do this predictable behavior whenever they get angry. Smashing doll houses, kicking bins. It's rather annoying really.

I know right? As if everyone who gets angry in the world is defined by finding the nearest doll house and smash it. It's like when I have a little girl sim and she gets sad, she runs to the nearest walk in closet to cry and sob her heart out. But when I have this big, tough, muscular dude who gets sad, he does the same thing, run to the nearest walk in closet and cry like a little girl. The range of behavior within specific emotional moods is so limited without sims having a personality.