This can be done without any cheats enabled, and can be done as soon as you've aged them up from newborn to infant, or later, of course.Įdit: Apologies for posting after you, had been building with the new pack and am just going in today to do final testing. The third option was to age the infant up via a cake.This will open the full edit CAS for the infant that I mentioned above. The second option was to, with the testing cheats and full edit cheats enabled (directions above), hold down the shift key and click on the infant.There you will have the option to age up the infant to whatever age you want: This will open a pop-up with full edit options for all household members. I could just open the family's CAS by having a parent active/selected, then clicking on a mirror and choosing "Change Sim":.I was able to get the aging options by:įirst, enable testing cheats and then enable cas.fulleditmode (click links for directions if needed). Once the infant is a newborn, I was able to age them up in CAS to whatever age I want. When I got back on, I checked the pie menu options for the newborn and the 'age up' option was there.
I just played my own pregnant Sim, and I found that the 'age up' option was not there initially - right after birth, however, I had my Sim mom feed the baby, had dad do a couple of interactions and mom a couple, then I saved and left my game. I just didn't see it emerge right away?) you will get the 'Age Up' option under the newborn's 'care' options in it's pie menu.Įdit to above, as out, the 'age up' option for the newborn does not take a few days.
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