It’s a fact that children in The Sims 4 are totally toy obsessed.
Seriously, it’s like the only thing they wish for during Winterfest. And there’s even a social interaction where they can beg for toys to the adults around them.
If you’ve got a spoiled little Sim or two that happen to own all the in-game toys, or have just grown tired of the EA choices, then you need to check out this list.
I’ve searched far and wide through the Sims 4 CC world (aka the Internet) and discovered a treasure trove of new toys and items.
From dollhouse reskins to completely new mesh items and decor, it’ll feel like the best toy store haul ever.
The item you buy once, let your Sims play around with a few times, and then promptly delete because they become obsessed.
But what if they were playing something worth being obsessed with?
What if it was an all-consuming game that no one wants to put down?
Enter Farwayy’s Rubik’s Cube CC for The Sims 4.
This notoriously hard 80’s classic puzzle is a retexture of the Future Cube.
While the animations are the same, meaning your Sims will chat while using it, it’s not exactly far-fetched to imagine the curious mutterings and grumbles from getting stuck.
Best of all, ages Toddler through Elder can use it!
As adorable as it is to watch my little Sims hug and talk to those giant stuffed bears and dogs in the game, sometimes it’s nice for them to have a portable stuffed friend.
Soloriya’s Plush Owl CC fills a much-needed void for handheld plush toys in The Sims 4.
The owl design is painfully cute, with its giant eyes, friendly heart-shaped mouth and heart-patterned belly.
It’s also functional, so your Sims can take them on all their adventures.
If you own Island Paradise, you know that Sims living or visiting in gorgeous Sulani are able to build sandcastles and other beach activities.
You’ve also probably noticed that, well, Sulani’s the only place to enjoy said activities.
Severinka’s Island Paradise For Kids fixes all that and more.
Not only can your child Sims build sandcastles in any neighborhood, but they can do it with several original decor items: like a sandbox and a shovel, to name a few.
This CC is a literal game changer, so don’t hesitate to download it.
This custom toy box is also fully functional, so your little Sims can use it as normal. But it’s designed to look like the outside of a super-cute dollhouse.
The lid of the toy box is the ‘roof’ of the house, complete with two windows, while the box itself has lower-level windows, flowers, a picket fence, and the sun.
If you like this item, then check out Kardofe’s full set for the complete collection.
While there are no Barbies in-game (or anything similar), this HaloSims’ dollhouse with hot pink recolor by 20/44 Sims looks just like the coveted Barbie dreamhouse mansion.
This behemoth of a dollhouse is three stories tall, has two giant windows, and infinite potential for your young Sims’ imaginations.
And while it isn’t functional, it will certainly be the pride and joy of any child’s toy collection.
Originally created by Sincerelyasimmer for The Sims 3, this high-quality set of real-life decorative toys can now be enjoyed in The Sims 4, courtesy of LolaSimblr.
The variety alone is enough to add this to your CC folder, with 21 variations and five Easter-themed baskets.
Finally, something to give to the kids on Spring day (or whatever you call Easter in your game).
It’s also very high quality, so jump on it Alpha players!
Three is the magic number, and PQSims4’s Pitusa Toy CC set proves it.
Between the fully furnished open-faced dollhouse, the classic Mr. Potato Head toy, and the adorable plush robot, it’s clear that quality wins over quantity.
We count two swatches for the dollhouse, but there may be more.
And either way, who doesn’t love a Mr. Potato Head?
