Ground them if they get into a fight so they will learn to better handle conflicts. Make sure they do their homework every day, encourage them to level skills they've taken an interest in. Parenting works very well with the game's autonomy system, because you can fully raise kids without controlling them. See the linked Character Values guide for more information - the game features emotional control, conflict resolution, responsibility, empathy, and manners as values and all of them have positive and negative traits associated with them. This can be used to offset negative behaviors and push them toward positive territory. Later, you can have a stern talk or hug it out when a kid has done wrong. At first, your only options are to loose your cool and yell at them when they do bad. Selecting the 'Parenting' menu, you can select one of multiple ways to encourage that behavior. When a child exhibits a behavior - good or bad - that ties in to the character values system, the parent can be used to interact with the kid. Level the parenting skill to get better interactions and higher success rates with all parenthood-related socials. You can yell at your kids, but they're unlikely to listen. While it helps with solving kids' needs and allows you to direct children and teens in-game by telling them to take care of themselves, do their homework or chores, this is its main purpose. Parenting Skill has a strong tie-in with the Character Values System that comes with Parenthood. How it Works: Character Values and Parenthood -> Character Values - Learn about the values, raising them, and good/bad traits for extremes.Parenthood DLC - An Overview of the DLC.You can now set your skill level with t_skill_level major_parenting x (fill in 1-10) - we also have a full listing of Skill Cheats and a master list of Cheats in The Sims 4 Parenthood Guides Press Control + Shift + C then type testingcheats on and press enter.
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