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    PossessionlessPossessionless Posts: 236 New Member
    in The Sims 3 General Discussion
    Before I decide to get my sim to have a baby..

    Do you have any good tips for good pregnancy?? i want to have a positive pregnancy! p.s. i want a girl.

    any good tips would be appreciated
    thanks.

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      FlydragonPlayerFlydragonPlayer Posts: 177 New Member
      edited June 2009
      Lots of watermelon (for a girl), keep her needs up and try to keep her away from to many negative moodlets that could pull her mood down.
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      iamRediamRed Posts: 65 New Member
      edited June 2009
      hehe. wow. watermelon? really? definately gonna try that now.

      and fruits for boys? :mrgreen:
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      DemeterDollDemeterDoll Posts: 206 New Member
      edited June 2009
      iamRed wrote:
      hehe. wow. watermelon? really? definately gonna try that now.

      and fruits for boys? :mrgreen:
      Apples=boys
      Watermelon=girls
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      SimsARLSimsARL Posts: 14,884 New Member
      edited June 2009
      iamRed wrote:
      hehe. wow. watermelon? really? definately gonna try that now.

      and fruits for boys? :mrgreen:
      Three Servings of Apples = Boys
      Three servings of Watermelons = Girl
      Kids TV, Music, and Evcerything = Twins/Triplets
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      ToppenzapToppenzap Posts: 773 New Member
      edited June 2009
      Apples give a higher chance of boys, Watermelons for girls.

      As to having a good pregnancy, the higher her mood is throughout it, the higher likelihood you'll be able to pick 1 or both of the traits. Day Spa's a great way to accomplish that for the whole pregnancy if you get a package or a massage.
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      FioreViolaFioreViola Posts: 92 New Member
      edited June 2009
      Yep watermelons for girls and apples for boys.
      Make sure you have your sim read some pregnancy books so that you can choose the babies traits.
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      FlydragonPlayerFlydragonPlayer Posts: 177 New Member
      edited June 2009
      If you want triplets, make sure at least one of the parents has the Super Fertility trait and make sure the mother listens to the Kidz station and watches the Kidz channel for a bit.
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      PamhamletPamhamlet Posts: 5,556 Member
      edited June 2009
      Also, have your Sim read one or both pregnancy books in the Library (Totally Preggers and Incoming Baby) and have the husband or boyfriend give her a massage now and then during pregnancy to keep her comfortable, and you will get to pick both traits of the baby!
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      Evil_OneEvil_One Posts: 4,423 Member
      edited June 2009
      I can understand apples being related to boys 'adams apple' for example but where I wonder did EA get the idea that melons, in particular water melons are related to girls?
      raw
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      SusanitySusanity Posts: 90 New Member
      edited June 2009
      you dont need to read the books to pick the traits. as long as they have a healthy pregnancy or whatever, you can pick. i have never told my sims to read a pregnancy book but i have always picked the traits myself.
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      SimsARLSimsARL Posts: 14,884 New Member
      edited June 2009
      Pamhamlet wrote:
      Also, have your Sim read one or both pregnancy books in the Library (Totally Preggers and Incoming Baby) and have the husband or boyfriend give her a massage now and then during pregnancy to keep her comfortable, and you will get to pick both traits of the baby!
      Actually, doesn't really just depend on if she was Happy alot during the Pregnancy?
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      SimsARLSimsARL Posts: 14,884 New Member
      edited June 2009
      Evil_One wrote:
      I can understand apples being related to boys 'adams apple' for example but where I wonder did EA get the idea that melons, in particular water melons are related to girls?
      They probably didn't relate, they just picked a Random fruit.
      Lol, I'm not sure...;D
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      sugarhunnyuksugarhunnyuk Posts: 211 New Member
      edited June 2009
      Evil_One wrote:
      I can understand apples being related to boys 'adams apple' for example but where I wonder did EA get the idea that melons, in particular water melons are related to girls?
      hmm i wonder lol ;)
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      SimToth1212SimToth1212 Posts: 512 Member
      edited June 2009
      Evil_One wrote:
      I can understand apples being related to boys 'adams apple' for example but where I wonder did EA get the idea that melons, in particular water melons are related to girls?

      :insertBeavis&*************:

      "She said Melons." Hehe hehe.

      ...Still don't get it?
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      Gouka989Gouka989 Posts: 976 New Member
      edited June 2009
      sugarhunnyuk wrote:
      Evil_One wrote:
      I can understand apples being related to boys 'adams apple' for example but where I wonder did EA get the idea that melons, in particular water melons are related to girls?
      hmm i wonder lol ;)

      :lol::lol::lol:
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      simsincontrolsimsincontrol Posts: 102 New Member
      edited June 2009
      Like everyone else has already said, eat watermelons and avoid apples. Keep in mind that foods with apples in them will also give you boys.

      -Simsin
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      sugarhunnyuksugarhunnyuk Posts: 211 New Member
      edited June 2009
      Gouka989 wrote:
      sugarhunnyuk wrote:
      Evil_One wrote:
      I can understand apples being related to boys 'adams apple' for example but where I wonder did EA get the idea that melons, in particular water melons are related to girls?
      hmm i wonder lol ;)

      :lol::lol::lol:

      is it that obvious hehe! :lol:
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      enkeli63enkeli63 Posts: 6,637 Member
      edited June 2009
      If you feel like it, you can also send the mom-to-be to get some medical advice at the hospital. I think it costs §200.

      But yeah, as long as she's reasonably happy during the pregnancy, you'll get to pick the traits. I tested the medical advice thing and I kept my sim's needs almost completely bottomed out for the whole pregnancy (using testingcheatsenabled) and I still got to pick the traits--so I think that option is very good for anyone who has challenges keeping mom's mood high throughout the pregnancy :wink:
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