Having children, aging and death are listed as available Live Mode features. Current family play includes babies and later childhood life stages, with household care and relationships changing as a family grows.
The official development list still places a family tree among planned Early Access features. Family relationships exist now, but this site never presents a future genealogy interface as already available.
Prepare the household before it grows
Check sleeping space, bathroom access, adult schedules and household funds before adding care responsibilities. A functional route matters more than a fully decorated nursery. Save the household and lot to the library so the core family can be reused if an Early Access save problem occurs.
Treat each life stage as a new routine
Babies, toddlers, children and school-age Parafolks place different demands on household attention. Read the current interaction options and needs instead of relying on an external timing chart. Revisit room layout and adult schedules when the existing routine stops working.
See this system in the current game
These official images are paired with the feature they demonstrate. Historical captures are explicitly labeled and are not used to claim an unchanged 2026 interface.
Share care without overloading every queue
Use multiple selection or coordinated household actions when they genuinely help, but avoid assigning several adults to the same care task. Clear failed actions, check access and give each caregiver a distinct responsibility. Preserve time for the adults' own needs and jobs.
Keep the planned family tree separate
Relationship links and family play are available now; an official family-tree feature is planned for Early Access with no confirmed date on this site's verification baseline. Record genealogy notes privately in the planner if useful, but label them as your save notes rather than a game feature.
Facts were last checked on July 13, 2026. Official pages remain the final reference when Early Access changes.