Those that can’t stand to have toddlers around because they’re like messier pets, and then there are those of us who adore the little buggers and find all the woes of toddlerhood charming.
But as far as The Sims 4 goes, they make the game complete.
The toddler portion of CAS has some nice stuff – but if you play them a lot, then the amount just isn’t enough, no matter how many packs you have.
But with CC?
Oh man, you’re really in for a good time.
Simmers have made tons of truly precious items to fill in the gaps, from furniture to fun poses – and there’s a lot to try out.
And here’s our huge collection of toddler Maxis Match clothes, all custom-made with love by the TS4 community.
Just be warned: you may find yourself spending the next three hours in CAS playing dress up with a toddler!
It’s hard to believe that for over two years after The Sims 4 launched, there were no toddlers at all.
In hindsight, I don’t know how we ever survived.
Well thankfully they’re here now – and even if they giggle at the word “pea”, they’ll look nice and posh in their brand new pea coat.
This timeless coat will bring some old school charm to your game, albeit on a small scale.
Also, if this looks familiar then don’t worry, you’re not crazy.
Onyx Sims converted it from the Seasons pack and downsized it for the toddlers.
The overlapping design and tiny buttons will provide warmth in style, even if you just have the base game and have to imagine that the weather matters.
In my opinion, two things are the epitome of toddler fashion: overalls and animals.
Casteru brilliantly combined them here, for an outfit that’ll melt your heart.
Even when your Sim’s son or daughter throws their third tantrum in a row because they need their diaper changed, but also don’t want their diaper changed.
Just look at the little cow patches on the knees and try to stay annoyed. It’s impossible!
There’s a pocket on the front that matches the sweater in some swatches, because we all know how much stuff toddlers have to carry around.
Here’s another gem from Casteru, and this time it’s something just for the little feminine ones in your household.
First off, we have the dress.
It sort of seems like a combined sweater and skirt, and it’s amazing. The sleeves have a bit of a baggy, oversized effect.
Lots of toddler clothes seem to have that – and while in this case it’s definitely just for stylistic purposes, I think it often comes from parents buying a size just a little too big so they can grow into it.
Bearing that in mind, I think it gives this an even more heartwarming feel!
The hat included here is your standard beret with not only swatches to match all the dresses, but a couple dozen others as well, in case you won’t want to get too matchy-matchy.
Whenever I see someone asking about good toddler CC, I have to suggest Onyx Sims’ denim shorts.
I’m obsessed and have been for a couple of years now.
Yes, I said before that using the same clothes over and over again isn’t fun, but these are an exception.
They’re just adorable, with rolled legs and that classic denim texture.
I don’t claim to be up on what’s “in fashion” for toddlers nowadays. But jean shorts seem like something that should never go out of style, especially for kiddos.
Not only are they durable, perfect for horsing around outside, but literally everything goes with denim.
So in other words, you can easily avoid your tot looking like a hot mess. Sweaters, tees, tank tops… heck, just leave them shirtless! It’s all good.
Onyx Sims has created the ideal warm-weather bottoms – so feel free to use them to their fullest extent.
Rompers are similar to overalls with the way they are versatile and practical.
Toddlers can look nice and still be ready to play at the same time.
This adorable version has tiny bows instead of buttons or clasps on the straps, puff sleeves, and Peter Pan collar.
I just recently learned that’s what this type of collar is called… I have no idea why, it doesn’t really seem fitting for something so classy, but it is what it is.
And of course, in typical romper fashion, it has short little puffy legs as well.
It’s the time of the season when you have to try and wrangle tiny humans into weather-appropriate clothing.
I’m sure all the real parents out there wish giving their kids more layers was doable with the click of a button, but it’s no small feat that this is possible in The Sims.
This outfit was made specifically with autumn in mind, when the days are growing shorter and colder, but it’s not quite time to stay stuck in the house yet.
Those of you in areas where it doesn’t get cold won’t get it, but to put it in neutral terms, Willow Creek and Brindleton Bay Sims have to consider these things!
Toddlers from those parts have it easy now, with this stylish set from InstantRhiiPlay.
For a change of peace from jeans and sweats, Hollowsprings has some toddler cargos here that are pretty cute.
At least I think they’re cargo pants, anyway.
They have nice pockets and visible stitching, so I’d say these are bottoms for a toddler who means business, like drinking juice boxes and making sandcastles. Important stuff.
They come in 12 great swatches that’ll be super easy to make a good outfit with.
This is another thing that people of all ages can wear, though toddler versions usually stick to age-appropriate images that are innocent and fun.
In The Sims franchise, that means Freezer Bunnies.
These games are kept fairly PG-13 throughout, although there are some mods that can definitely change that in some disturbing ways.
But since we’re talking about toddlers, it’s best to keep things as age-appropriate as possible.
Freezer Bunnies are one of those bizarre yet classic parts of The Sims. It’s also a little bit of a mysterious creature since his history and purpose is mostly unknown.
Each of the swatches here features the various versions of Freezer Bunnies, including:
There are no set numbers dedicated to them, so that’s basically left up for each player to decide for themselves.
But toddlerhood is a very important time, where usually a lot of development happens in a very short span.
Well these onesies will keep your little ones looking little, to really emphasize their phase in life.
Not only does this CC have the typical cut for babies with short sleeves and no legs, but they also feature characters adored by children everywhere, including Cookie Monster, Winnie The Pooh, and Mickey!
Bows add a sophisticated flair to just about everything.
And while toddlers generally aren’t and shouldn’t be sophisticated, it can be nice to make them look classy… right before they start throwing food or smearing paint.
But this blouse is far from extreme – it’s just a sweet top with a Peter Pan collar and bow on the front.
At the bottom there’s a pleated effect too, which gives it even more dimension.
You’ll be able to put together some lovely outfits with these 20 swatches, most of which include a solid color, alongside the collar and bow using a different complementary color that’ll.
