Even vampires and wizards have bassinets, just with different decorations. Social services or the hospital will provide one to your Sims if you do not purchase it for them on your own, and they are the anchor point for the baby in question the baby can’t leave the immediate area of the bassinet. The player must kept them fed, clean, and in contact with other loving Sims in the house, but they have no agency or ability. Babies in The Sims 4, unlike these other six life stages, are essentially props that cry and sleep. Sims have seven life stages: baby, toddler, child, teen, young adult, adult, and elder. In order to understand why, we must investigate the nature of a baby Sim. That’s a pretty typical moment for most families, but it is a major dream come true for many Sims fans. The spotlight on infants, though brief, showed a baby Sim sitting and making baby noises before a mother Sim came to pick them up. The stream also teased new features that were artfully censored, with “more info to come.” Though Maxis didn’t specify what precisely will be in these expansions, we know they’ll be sizable additions, as expansion packs offer marquee add-ons like university, the fame system (and celebrities), and a seasonal calendar. This included two colorful images of “new worlds,” with one that looks a little like San Francisco (with the Golden Gate Bridge in the background), as well as images of cute new outfits and room layouts, and bedside storage for keepsakes and dentures. Maxis showed concept art of two expansion packs during the summit. The developer also revealed changes coming to the infant life stage in 2023. The Sims 4 is getting two new expansion packs in the next year, Maxis announced Tuesday during its Behind the Sims Summit.

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