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'''Pregnancy''' is a game mechanic that affects [[adult]] {{Vgversion|TS2}}{{Vgversion|TS3}} and [[young adult]] {{Vgversion|TS3}} Sims. Pregnancy is a multiple-day event that brings many physical and lifestyle changes to the pregnant Sim. Pregnancy typically begins after a successful '[[Woohoo#Try_for_baby|Try for Baby]]' interaction between two Sims, and ends with the pregnant Sim giving birth to one or more [[Baby|newborn]] children. |
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There is no pregnancy in ''[[The Sims]]'', but there are custom [[skins]] which can give a Sim the ''appearance'' of being pregnant and Sims can "have" a [[baby]] by kissing{{Vgversion|TS}} or playing in bed{{Vgversion|TS:LL}}. However, ''[[The Sims 2]]'' and ''[[The Sims 3]]'' were designed to be generation games, and to include pregnancy. This article describes all there is to know about a pregnancy in ''The Sims 2'' and ''The Sims 3''. |
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Pregnancy was introduced as a game feature to ''[[The Sims 2]]'' and has appeared in each subsequent game. Prior to ''The Sims 2'', kissing or playing in bed{{Vgversion|TS:LL}} were the only way for two Sims to have children - in these cases, a baby would be born immediately after the completion of the action, forgoing any pregnancy period. |
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Under normal circumstances, only female Sims can become pregnant. However, male Sims can be impregnated as well, either through [[Alien abduction]] or by the use of [[Cheats]]. |
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==Conception== |
==Conception== |
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[[Image:First_trimester.jpg|thumb|A Sim having "morning sickness" in ''The Sims 2''.]] |
[[Image:First_trimester.jpg|thumb|A Sim having "morning sickness" in ''The Sims 2''.]] |
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