Inquisitive: Very curious and want to know what everything is, which helps them develop the thinking skill faster. This Sim will get really sad when parents leave and they need some TLC in the form of snuggles. When they get the energetic moodlet, they don’t care what adults have to say and will probably want to wrestle.Ĭlingy: These are the kids that scream when their parents leave them at daycare. All about dancing, running, going outside, and being active. Wild: Super energetic and develop the movement skill faster. The good thing is they learn and develop skills well on their own. The downside is they don’t listen to adults. Independent: These toddlers actually like being alone. Aren’t shy around new Sims and are just an overall good an easygoing kid. TRAITSĬhoose one, when the toddler ages up you will choose a child trait.Īngelic : They don’t throw angry tantrums. Lastly, if you don’t want to wait for the aging up prompt, transform the toddler into a child by making a birthday cake. Find all the objects in the Kids section. Also, check out all the toddler-specific items in build mode. Make sure to take advantage of the toddler care menu, which can be accessed by clicking on the toddler. In all options, it’s important to assign a relationship by setting a older Sim as a ‘care dependent’ as toddlers will have different interactions with caregiving Sims.

The third is adopt a toddler by using the computer. The second is by creating one in CAS when building a family. Get your Sim pregnant and the baby will age up naturally to a toddler. But like real parenting, there’s a lot of things you need to know to raise an infant into a healthy child. You can play with the toddler in many different ways and even carry them around the house. These little buggers are way more interactive than in previous entries in the series, and the animations are on point. Toddlers, a life stage which was included in The Sims 2 and The Sims 3, has finally made it to The Sims 4.

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