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Version 2.3.1 · 2026-03-03
What's new in this release: - Game optimization - Fixed some bugs
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The store currently lists version 2.3.1, updated 2026-03-03.








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Keep your house clean and cozy. Chat with guests and treat them with strawberry cakes or slices of hot pizza. M-m-m, delicious! Take care of the baby as exemplary mother: feed from milk bottle, change diapers, bring toys to play with. Other words, enjoy the motherhood and make your baby calm and happy.
Open new doors and rooms in your house, where your virtual family can live. Explore and discover new ways to interact with family members.
This game is not a simple mother simulator, where you care about your baby only in an empty house. Here you can find more characters that need you and your assistance! Day after day you will face new activities, duties, funny situations, and more. Will you handle with multitasking of mother’s everyday life?
Customize your baby’s appearance the way you like.…
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What's new in this release: - Game optimization - Fixed some bugs
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