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New interactions between adults and children, including teaching them to ride a bike and giving grandchildren some treats.Sims 4 Growing Together infant milestones and unlockable rewards.A Sims 4 baby carrier to carry your infant around with you for easier caregiving.Baby changing stations are back, last seen in The Sims 2 and 3.New map: San Sequoia, a suburban coastal town with smaller neighborhoods, beaches, and leafy parks.Here's everything we know so far about the content of the incoming expansion pack: This pack enhances the base game experience by adding more nuanced lifestyle tweaks, and these don't only pertain to infants. Here are some more reasons why farming should come next, as well as a couple of other alternatives we'd prefer.As well as the above base game additions, you can purchase Growing Together. However, that doesn't mean we've given up on farming as an idea. While initially, the pack looked like it lacked content its depth has surprised many. The Eco Lifestyle expansion has brought a whole host of new features to the game including green energy, eco footprints, bug houses, sustainable furniture, and much more. Updated July 6th, 2020 By Helen Ashcroft: Since this article was written we've seen another expansion pack released, and it wasn't farming. Here we take a look at the reasons why we really need a farming pack as well as some arguments against our Sims taking to the fields. This means that we could see anything, although one of the strongest rumors is a farming-based pack. Currently, the big topics many were expecting have been covered and the franchise is in an "all bets are off" situation.
Due to this, as well as some job advertisements, the hype is starting to build around the theme of next expansion as Simmers enjoy one of their favorite pastimes, speculating about new content.
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