The baby simulation was a lot easier than I had expected. The baby I got only cried a total of nine minutes though. I thought it would keep me up all night, but it only woke me up about two times. With paired parents it is much easier, because there are two people to take of the baby, whereas with one person it could become a hassle, like when I was in the shower and my mom had to quickly come get me to take care of the baby. If there were two parents than that wouldn't have been a problem. At first, she thought it was funny and didn't mind, but towards the early morning when it cried a few time my mother got annoyed because she could hear it too and got woken up. In public I wasn't treated too much differently, except a few strange looks every now and again, but overall there weren't too many problems with other people. Again with my baby only crying nine total minutes it didn't affect my social life too much, but it was a hassle to take it everywhere with me, and when talking on the phone, it was hard to stop in the middle of a sentence to care for the baby. It was half and half with being less or more popular, because some people just gave weird looks, and others new what I was going through and came up to me and said a few different things about the baby. I would have gotten a shirt that buttoned in the back instead of over the head, because it was a hassle to take the shirt on and off and not tilt the head back, plus if it were a real baby like when I baby-sit my lit cousin, it seems that babies don't like things going over their heads, because it is hard to get a regular shirt on him without him crying or fussing. I would get a part time job between school and watching the baby, and I know my mom and dad would help me out financially if I needed, and I would just keep a tab and pay them back when I'm through with college and have a real job. Overall I think it cost a lo
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