A Non-Relaxing Shower (Baby #3)
As to be expected, Baruch is treated to the same level of Claw Attack as his brother was. Only 24 more to go.
Amos heads over to Lydia's house, which is conveniently right next door. It's Snowflake Day, so I have nothing better for him to do.
Unfortunately, Lydia isn't home, and Amos spends most of the day talking to her father about snow. I was also wrong about her vampirism. Lydia gets it from her dad, not her mother. Don't ask me how I didn't know that.
Levana makes the flip to her maternity clothes, and I am reminded once again that I forgot to change her sleepwear. All well. Hopefully she has a girl this time. Time to mix things up a bit.
I've never seen a toddler resist being potty trained. Baruch just squirmed around for a bit, and Levana took him off. Turns out he was sleepy, so he was put to bed.
Random horse is random.
Baruch still goes through the typical toddler training, such as walking. He's finished with everything with three more days to grow up. I
think I could age him up prematurely at this point, but I don't really want to.
I'm not entirely sure why I took this screenshot in the first place, but I'm leaving it in here because Baruch's head has been taken over by the Memory pop-up. The horror!
I don't think Levana entirely understands what season it is, if she's roaming around in short sleeves surrounded by the snow.
Amos and Lydia aren't the only ones playing tag. Their dads can enjoy it, too! (Didn't remember that Oscar was Amos's dad? It's okay. They look nothing like each other)
Having just put Baruch to bed, Levana winds down by taking a relaxing shower. Her shower quickly turns entirely un-relaxing because...
The baby's coming! What is she going to do?
Drive to the hospital on her motorcycle, of course. While in labour. Nothing wrong with this logic at all.
I also learn that, even though a child can be left by themselves, if they also have a toddler in the house, a babysitter still needs to be called. Makes sense, of course. Don't usually see such well-dressed babysitters, though.
Unfortunately, I don't get the baby girl I hoped Levana would have. Still, say hello to Chayyim Esrim bin Eli! He's a cute baby, even when his face is obscured by a passing werewolf. Not sure if I'm comfortable with a wolf scampering into the hospital, but that's The Sims for you.
Eli even showed up for his son's birth. I don't think Oscar or Roy ever did that. Nice to know he at least cares a little bit. Not that Levana is going to be paying him even the slightest bit of mind, of course. He accompanies the two of them home and is promptly asked to leave. Poor Eli. He's also back together with Lina, despite sleeping with Levana right in front of her. I don't even know what to say sometimes.
Amos ages up to a teenager a few hours after Chayyim is born.
Sadly, he still looks almost exactly like Levana, minus the obvious difference in hair colour. He still looks pretty good, though. Hopefully Baruch and Chayyim look at least a little different.
