Rules

These are my own set of rules, similar to the ones I used for by The Sims 3 100 Baby Challenge

Challenge Rules:

• There is one matriarch who will give birth to 100 babies
• The matriarch must not be an occult sim, but can have babies with occult sims
• No money cheats are to be used 
• It is recommended to play on normal lifespan
• There will be no pre-aging up of the children, to preserve the natural age gaps between the kids
• No reusing of fathers (one pregnancy per father)
• The mother cannot have a job after the first baby is born.  She can hold a job up until giving birth
• Adoptions are allowed but do not count towards the 100
• Teens can get part-time jobs
• No cheats or mods to determine the gender or parity of each pregnancy are to be used.  Game mechanics such as lot traits, rewards, or the fertility massage are allowed
• Children can only move out after they have grown into Young Adults 
• The matriarch is allowed to own a business 
• The household is permitted to have a maid but the children are encouraged to help around the house
• The matriarch is allowed to have boyfriends/girlfriends, but be aware that the nature of the challenge may cause problems with jealousy etc.  She can get married after the last baby is born
• It is recommended to use the potion of youth to keep the matriarch young.  In my challenge I allowed my matriarch to age into an Adult at the halfway point of the challenge (after having 50 babies)
• All money must be earned by the matriarch (with the exception of income from children's jobs or hobbies).  No external income such as child support from mods is allowed
• Family holidays are allowed, but all household members must come

Optional Household Rules:

• All babies have a first and middle name
• Children and Teens may only take the day off school if they are sitting on an 'A' or if there is a family event
• There must be a memory of each child in the house - my matriarch Arden painted each child as a Young Adult and kept the paintings in a gallery
• If Get Together is owned, a family club with moved out children is a great way for the family to keep in touch and hang out
• It is recommended to keep a spreadsheet keeping track of all the children (including their names, father, whether they're a twin/triplet, traits, aspirations, partners and children)