Is there a cheat for potty training your baby on sims?

There is no cheat to instantly potty train your Sim baby in The Sims.

However, there are a few things you can do to make the process easier:

* Use the "Potty Chair" interaction: Sim babies will learn faster if you regularly interact with the potty chair. You can find the "Potty Chair" interaction in the "Baby" menu of your Sim's interactions.

* Keep the baby's needs high: A happy and well-rested baby is more likely to be successful with potty training. Make sure your baby's hygiene, hunger, and bladder needs are well-maintained.

* Praise your baby: When your Sim baby successfully uses the potty chair, praise them to encourage them to continue doing so.

* Use the "Toddler" aspiration: When your Sim baby becomes a toddler, you can choose the "Toddler" aspiration, which gives you a bonus to potty training.

* "Needs" Cheat: While this isn't a direct cheat for potty training, you can use the "Needs" cheat to quickly fulfill your baby's needs and make them happier. To do this, enter "testingcheats true" in the cheat console, then shift-click on your baby and select "make happy."

Remember: Potty training a Sim baby is a process, and there's no guarantee they'll get it right away. Be patient and persistent, and eventually your Sim baby will become potty-trained.

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