We recommend using the tags #The Sims 4, #Sims 4 custom content, #TS4 CC and #Simblr to find custom content and creators. Twitter: Like Tumblr, it’s another great platform to use to explore the. By default, The Sims 4 has an option to disable mods in the game. Before you get started with playing with mods and custom content, you'll need to start up your Sims 4 game and turn mods on (you'll also need to do this after each patch that is released, as the game options default back to mods being turned off).

Who doesn’t love the Toddlers in TS4? Honestly, compared to previous (unmodded) versions of The Sims games, these may be the cutest iterations of this age group yet!

Which is why they deserve more love – and more mods.

I’ve split these essential Toddler mods and stuff packs into three categories:

Gameplay Mods are mods that affect, modify, or add on to the gameplay. Functional Objects are basically mods, CC, and stuff packs that contain items that can be used in-game for their intended purpose (i.e., comfort, interaction, lighting, etc.).

Non-Functional Objects/CAS Items are basically clothing items and decorations. They don’t actually affect your gameplay and they can’t be interacted with. They either add a shot of realism to your game or they’re just cute to look at.

Let’s dive in!

Toddler Gameplay Mods

1. More Autonomous Social Interactions for Toddlers by Brandi_Mane93

Have you ever left a Toddler alone to babble or talk to Blarffy in order to up their Communication skill? Players who play with Autonomy Off probably don’t realize this, but autonomous chatty Toddlers tend to become … repetitive.

Mod creator Brandi_Mane93 obviously noticed this. Hence, the birth of this mod.

And let me tell you: it does make an obvious difference.

This mode basically lets Toddlers autonomously use 11 Social Interactions (that were previously only possible when specifically selected). With this mod they can now talk about trucks, princesses, toys, parties, or their favorite color without you prompting them to. So you can kiss that monotonous and repetitive blabber goodbye.

2. Ultrasound Scan by littlemssam

Simmers who enjoy a very family-oriented style of play (as opposed to the “forever Young Adults living their best lives” style) will probably love this mod.

I happen to prefer the latter over the former, but even I found this mod cute and creative.

Littlemssam’s mod unlocks a Gynecologist that your pregnant Sims can visit during their 2^nd or 3^rd trimester for an Ultrasound Examination. Like a real ultrasound, this visit will tell you the number of babies to expect and their gender.

It’s a Rabbit Hole visit, so your Pregnant Sim will be gone for about 60 to 90 in-game minutes.

When they come back, you’ll find an Ultrasound Scan inside their Inventory. Hover over it to get the details of the soon-to-be-born Sim!

It gets even cuter. Like every happy, expecting parents (or parent)-to-be, your Sim can have the scans framed (mod included; 9 swatches) and hung on the wall. They can also copy the scan and send it to their family and friends as gifts.

Viewing the framed scan will even give your Sim a Happy Buff. Definite bonus!

3. Education System Bundle (Preschool Mod) by Stacie

Easily one of the more impressive mods on this list, Stacie’s Education System Bundle mod is not something to be taken lightly.

There are other mods included in this end-all-be-all bundle, but the one we want for our Toddlers is the Preschool Mod.

Yep – your tiny tots can now join their older brothers and sisters for some sun, fun, and learning (and a bit of socializing, I believe).

Toddlers will be sent off to a Rabbit Hole venue where they can build skills and character values depending on the interactions you choose for them. This is a great mod to have if you want them to pick up and develop skills but literally don’t have the time to do it yourself.

Some of these interactions include:

Ask for Help – increases Bladder, Attention, and Hunger. Stops Skill gain and Character Values gain
Play with Toys – Increases Fun, Manners, Imagination, and Movement. Stops Skill gain and Character Values gain
Listen to Teacher – Increases Skill gain and Character Value gain FAST. Decreases Fun FAST

A full list of available interactions and the “How to Install” info can be found in the creator’s notes. Read before you download, kids!

4. Toddlers Have Less Nightmares by Candyd

A sad little Toddler wanders into my Sim’s bedroom at 3AM and cries my Sim awake because they had a nightmare… that can be pretty darn upsetting.

10% because TS4 Toddlers honestly do look heartbreakingly miserable when they’re sad, and 90% because my Sim has work in 6 hours and her Energy bar is still menacingly red, dammit.

Anyway.

This mod is the ultimate answer to both inconveniences. As the name suggests, it drastically reduces the chances of your Toddlers getting woken up by nightmares.

Because sometimes nightlights just don’t cut it.

So the basic formula is, apparently, a 50% chance of nightmares for TS4 Toddlers.

This is divided by 5 for Toddlers with the Independent trait. And once your Toddler reaches Thinking Skill level 3, they’ll have 10 times less nightmares than before.

This mod introduces three new formulas that are a little more favorable:

20% chance of nightmares (divisions and reductions still apply)
10% chance of nightmares (again, still affected by Toddler’s Thinking Skill level and traits)
0% chance of nightmares (if you literally can’t be bothered anymore)

Just choose which formula suits your play style better and download that flavor. I don’t recommend installing all three files, as they’re pretty much redundant and could potentially clash with each other.

5. No Puddles Under Bathtubs from Splashing Toddlers by littlemssam

One of the most annoying glitches in TS4 (for me, anyway) has to be the “unreachable mess” glitch. Like when your Child makes a mess and 98% the paint splatters somehow end up beneath the bed, completely unclickable – and therefore, uncleanable?

For Toddlers, it’s those pesky bath-time puddles that somehow end up under the tub.

And you know they’re there because your Neat Freak Sim is always Uncomfortable every time they use that bathroom.

Really, the only way to clean up those puddles would be to enter Build Mode, move the tub, go back to Live Mode, have your Sim mop the puddles, and then go back to Build Mode to return the tub to its original place.

Fun times.

This is why I prefer littlemssam’s mod, thanks.

It sets the base chance of puddles forming while Toddlers are splashing to 0%. No more pesky, unreachable, unmoppable puddles that make my Sim uncomfortable, no sir.

6. Let Friends Age Up by littlemssam

This is another mod I didn’t know I needed until I found it.

Though it’s not Toddler-specific, I find it would be the most useful for Toddlers since (1) there’s not a lot of them, and (2) it’s difficult to socialize with Toddlers, considering their limited interactions.

Littlemssam’s mod basically allows you to age up 20 Sims with one cake at the same time.

As long as all the Sims are on the same lot, they can be aged up using this Magically Modded Cake. Just install the mod and click on any regular Birthday Cake (as long as you can put candles in it, it counts) to age up the Sims you want.

This mod is crazy useful for Simmers (read: me) who play with aging off.

Instead of leaving behind all their Toddler friends when your Sim’s kid ages up to Childhood, they can all just Age Up at the same time. This way, you don’t need to find new friends for your Child Sim.

7. Meeting New Sibling Will Change Relationship by Szemoka

This mod is hilarious, not to mention an insanely accurate portrayal of what meeting new siblings is really like.

I didn’t mind the fact that all we really got from the Meet New Sibling interaction was a moodlet.

Until I came across this mod. And then I realized what a missed opportunity it was, because the concept is pretty freaking accurate. I have a younger sibling myself, and it took years for us to put aside

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