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    Do you dress up your kids/toddlers?

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      Cavapoo_KingCavapoo_King Posts: 5,148 Member
      No
      I rarely play kids
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      ldmarkoldmarko Posts: 5,487 Member
      Yes
      I'm very picky about how all of my sims look, and toddlers are just as important in my game as any other life stage.
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      SERVERFRASERVERFRA Posts: 7,128 Member
      Sometimes
      When I do have a family in one of my households I try to match as close as possible the toddler/child to his/her parents.
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      foxybillyfoxybilly Posts: 231 Member
      Yes
      Always as the clothes they age up in are usually mismatched or uncoordinated
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      malinbolimalinboli Posts: 16 Member
      Sometimes
      I always change the clothes when they age up. Also I put in a bit more thought into what they're wearing if I'm playing with long lifetime on, because they stay toddlers way longer then.
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      ArcherDKArcherDK Posts: 1,130 Member
      Yes
      Yes, I do. I take my time to dress them up if it is a toddler from my family, my children family or from family of townies that I particularly like. In other cases I only interfere if toddlers look absolutely ridiculous.
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      Felicity1169Felicity1169 Posts: 592 Member
      Sometimes
      If aging is on then no I don't really bother unless the outfits are really bad.
      If aging is off then yes.
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      thecatsredthecatsred Posts: 327 Member
      Yes
      I have either long lived sims or no aging so I tend to stick with each lifespan for a while. The toddlers get two or three everyday outfits, and one of everything else - while children get all 5 everyday and one or two of each other outfit. I like to explore my kid's growing 'personality' through their clothes, and dressing them up makes me a bit more attached to them in the long run.
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      Patch__2008Patch__2008 Posts: 498 Member
      Yes
      I do just because I like making the family I'm playing or just the families in my town seem whole. I'm also way too creative to just skip over a whole group of Sims lol
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      FaberriesFaberries Posts: 1,354 Member
      Yes
      Yeah. I love trying to come up with terrible outfits, that 10 year old me would probably wear, because i thought it was fashionable :#
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      ThePinkBookGirlThePinkBookGirl Posts: 437 Member
      Yes
      When I play Decades Challenge, I try to make sure they look appropriate for their time period. Otherwise I try to give them a basic makeover to fit their traits/hobbies.
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      DaepheneDaephene Posts: 1,760 Member
      Yes
      Yes, but I rarely give toddlers more than one outfit per category.
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      Admiral8QAdmiral8Q Posts: 3,326 Member
      Yes
      Unless I'm going to age them up quickly with cake, then yes! Totally!

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      drakharisdrakharis Posts: 1,478 Member
      Yes
      I love coming up with outfits for my sims no matter what teir life stage is.
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      halloweenchildhalloweenchild Posts: 1,534 Member
      edited June 2020
      Sometimes
      It depends on the story I'm trying to tell with the sim, since the traits are so lacking and personalities don't really exist in the game. I feel that the only way to give the children and toddlers a hint of being their own person is to dress them up. Same can be said for all of the life stages tbh.
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