All Sims 4 Growing Together infant milestones, from first laughs to finger foods
The infant milestones in The Sims 4 Growing Together help you chart big moments
Some The Sims 4 Growing Together infant milestones are easier to get than others. You can collect most by performing actions like Tummy Time, Practice Standing, and Explore New Foods, but it can take awhile to trigger the actual notifications. Milestones are a new feature in The Sims 4, and they don't only apply to infants.
My guide will walk you through all the infant milestones available in the Growing Together expansion pack. Once you've aged up a newborn to an infant just a few days after birth, you can get started collecting special milestones to mark big moments. Check out everything new in the Sims 4 Growing Together pack if you've not decided whether to pick it up yet.
All infant milestones in The Sims 4: Growing Together
These are all the infants milestones we found in the Sims 4. From toilet whoopsies to giggles, we've laid out all the little moments you can try to trigger as you guide your new baby toward toddlerhood:
- Born
- First smile
- Coo
- Lift Head
- First Blowout
- Sit Up
- Reach
- First Visitors
- Laugh
- Roll Over to Back
- Roll Over to Tummy
- Grab
- Babble
- Slept Through the Night
- Creep
- First Food
- Blow Raspberry
- Toe in Mouth
- First Bath
- First Bubblebath
- Crawl
- Pee on Caregiver
- Pull to Stand
- Pincer Grasp
- First Finger Food
These are all the milestones we've found so far, but there could be more out there. Keep carrying out Baby Care activities and any interaction with a small medal icon next to it in order to collect milestones and give your soon-to-be toddler a great first start.
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