Sims 4 Crying Infants Don't Wake Others Up

One of the most frustrating things about raising a baby in The Sims 4 is that their crying can wake up other Sims in the household. This can be a major pain, especially if you're trying to get your Sims to sleep or if you have other Sims who need to get up for work or school.

Fortunately, there's a way to stop crying infants from waking up other Sims. All you need to do is enable the "Autonomous Nanny" option in the game's settings. This will make the game automatically assign a nanny to your infant, who will take care of all of their needs, including feeding, changing, and rocking them to sleep.

With the Autonomous Nanny option enabled, you can rest assured that your other Sims will get a good night's sleep, even if your infant is crying.

How to Enable the Autonomous Nanny Option

To enable the Autonomous Nanny option, follow these steps:

1. Open the game's main menu.
2. Click on the "Game Options" tab.
3. Scroll down to the "Gameplay" section.
4. Find the "Autonomous Nanny" option and set it to "On".
5. Click on the "Apply Changes" button.

Benefits of Using the Autonomous Nanny Option

There are several benefits to using the Autonomous Nanny option, including:

• Your other Sims will get a good night's sleep. Even if your infant is crying, the nanny will take care of them, so your other Sims won't be disturbed.
• You can focus on other things. With the nanny taking care of your infant, you can focus on other tasks, such as building your Sims' skills, earning money, or exploring the world.
• Your infant will be well-cared for. The nanny will make sure that your infant is fed, changed, and rocked to sleep. This will help your infant to grow up healthy and happy.

Common Mistakes to Avoid

When using the Autonomous Nanny option, there are a few common mistakes that you should avoid, including:

• Don't assign the nanny to other tasks. The nanny is only responsible for taking care of your infant. If you assign them to other tasks, they may not be able to properly care for your infant.
• Don't expect the nanny to do everything. The nanny is not a miracle worker. They can't make your infant stop crying, and they can't make your infant grow up faster.
• Don't be afraid to ask for help. If you're struggling to care for your infant, don't be afraid to ask for help from other Sims in the household. They can help you with feeding, changing, and rocking your infant to sleep.

FAQs

Q: How old does my infant need to be before I can assign them a nanny?

A: You can assign a nanny to your infant as soon as they are born.

Q: How do I find a nanny for my infant?

A: Nannies are automatically assigned to your infant when you enable the Autonomous Nanny option in the game's settings.

Q: Can I fire my infant's nanny?

A: Yes, you can fire your infant's nanny at any time. To do so, click on your infant and select the "Fire Nanny" interaction.

Q: How much does it cost to hire a nanny?

A: It costs §25 per hour to hire a nanny.

Q: Can I have more than one nanny?

A: No, you can only have one nanny per household.

Q: What happens if my nanny quits?

A: If your nanny quits, you will need to hire a new one. To do so, click on your infant and select the "Hire Nanny" interaction.

Q: Can I control my nanny?

A: No, you cannot control your nanny. They will automatically take care of your infant according to their own schedule.

Q: How do I make my nanny happy?

A: There are several things you can do to make your nanny happy, including:

• Giving them a raise.
• Giving them time off.
• Providing them with a comfortable place to sleep.
• Making sure they have plenty of food to eat.