I'd like to know about using ambrosia as part of a collection of cooked museum items.
I understand that none of the ingredients may be cloned and that the heir should catch their own angelfish and use their own satisfaction points.
I have 3 questions:
Question 1: Are cooked museum items ineligible for heirs without the Fresh Chef trait? (because all 7 museum items can't be Ambrosia)
Question 2: May vampires may buy Potions of Youth for ambrosia to use in a museum item, even though they're banned from buying reward traits?
Question 3: May non-vampire heirs simply harvest deathflowers from the family garden or should they also graft them (or harvest then grow them)?
Just trying to think of how to make the value of my vampire line's museum items more competitive.
Or maybe the whole point is that certain lines need to focus on something other than museum value in order to win...
I'd like to repeat my questions above about cooked items, esp. ambrosia, as museum items.
My other question concerns the rule below about nannies:
A nanny must be hired if there are toddlers or babies on the lot when the last teen or adult leaves the house.
My problem is with my restaurant family.
Even if I hire a nanny before all the adults leave to work at the restaurant, small children are sent off to daycare.
To keep the children at home, I have to leave a teen/adult sim at home with them.
When I don't have an extra adult to leave at home, I bring toddlers with the family to the restaurant.
Managing both the diners and the toddlers isn't easy plus the family constantly wants to go to the restaurant's back room to "Check on toddler."
Question:With the restaurant line, are my options: (a) leave someone at home with the children, or (b) bring them to the restaurant?
I just want to make sure I'm not missing something with the nanny rule.