Is there a way I can move him with his mom? I hate to think that he has to be out on his own. Not to mention with him occupying the house I can't get other people to move in so the house is now basically deserted. I really didn't know this would happen when you divorce a married couple... If you guys can help me fix this you will have my undying gratitude!! 
ErinPW wrote:A baby can move with the family, or if it's an orphan, it can be adopted by another sim. With the adoption the baby moves to the new family. Currently there is no other way to relocate a baby.
Do you have a fresh cloudsave from the time before the mom moved out? Then you could reset the game and go ahaid from there. If the new friend of the mom moves in to her and the baby, they can move into another house and take the baby with them. But I'd only do this, if I wouldn't lose too much of progress.
Depending on what you want for those sims, there are different ways to go on without resetting the game.
Still, thanks for the reply! I didn't know the baby is not relocatable on its own.You're welcomeroxiejen wrote:[snip]
Thank you so much ErinPW, I restored the game just now. Luckily I only lost about 6 hours of progress. So not a big deal. The problem was that the new fiance that the mom moved in with has a baby of his own... So if I let him move in with her, his baby would be living alone. So I figured for the time being I'd just not let the marry.
I'd be interested in how to age up a toddler without lpsErinPW wrote:You're welcomeroxiejen wrote:[snip]
Thank you so much ErinPW, I restored the game just now. Luckily I only lost about 6 hours of progress. So not a big deal. The problem was that the new fiance that the mom moved in with has a baby of his own... So if I let him move in with her, his baby would be living alone. So I figured for the time being I'd just not let the marry.
Do you know, babies can grow up to toddlers quickly without using LPs, if you want?
Wow I wasn't aware of that, it's been a long while since I last let one of my sims have a baby.ErinPW wrote:You're welcomeroxiejen wrote:[snip]
Thank you so much ErinPW, I restored the game just now. Luckily I only lost about 6 hours of progress. So not a big deal. The problem was that the new fiance that the mom moved in with has a baby of his own... So if I let him move in with her, his baby would be living alone. So I figured for the time being I'd just not let the marry.
Do you know, babies can grow up to toddlers quickly without using LPs, if you want?
But then can you move a toddler with his/her parent?Unfortunately notroxiejen wrote:Wow I wasn't aware of that, it's been a long while since I last let one of my sims have a baby.ErinPW wrote:[snip]
Do you know, babies can grow up to toddlers quickly without using LPs, if you want?
But you can whistle them over to other places, so you can have them at least all together in one house. If the children grew up to teens, they can be asked to move in by any adult or senior sim. As soon as a baby has a personality, aging up to a toddler is free. You can assign a personality while creating the baby or later by tapping a wardrobe while the baby is the active sim. Then tap the baby and choose "have a birthday" You'll get a popup: "Do yo want to perform this action?" Tap "yes" if you want to.Lavenderwitch519 wrote:[snip]
I'd be interested in how to age up a toddler without lps
Then I decide, which personality and lifedream is the right one for this sim.Unfortunately notErinPW wrote:roxiejen wrote:Wow I wasn't aware of that, it's been a long while since I last let one of my sims have a baby.ErinPW wrote:[snip]
Do you know, babies can grow up to toddlers quickly without using LPs, if you want?
But you can whistle them over to other places, so you can have them at least all together in one house. If the children grew up to teens, they can be asked to move in by any adult or senior sim. 
Fortunately we aren't forced to age them up quicklyroxiejen wrote: I see. I'm not certain whether I want the babies to age up right away but thanks for the info! You've been such a great help!
