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==The Sims 3 and The Sims 3 for Console==
In ''The Sims 3'', as in ''The Sims 2'', social workers will take away all children or younger if just one of them are neglected. Unlike in ''The Sims 2'', social workers will come shortly after the adoption request was made.
In ''[[The Sims 3]]'', as in ''The Sims'', children (but not babies and toddlers) can be left home alone. ''The Sims 3'' requires players to call a babysitter or stay home when a Sim is about to leave babies and toddlers home alone; if the player makes all the Teen or older Sims go past the edge of the home lot without the baby/toddler, they will be required to either go home or call a babysitter. If a baby or toddler is left home alone with a child, a babysitter must still be called. This is probably because the child is not capable of holding the baby/toddler, feeding it, changing its diaper, etc. However, there are still ways of leaving a baby or toddler at home completely alone. Leave one teen (or adult) at home and make them leave the house by either switching their household (via Edit Town) or make them leave the household via a [[Miner]] hole.
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