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Clone Baby Care house guide: landmarks for care tasks

Find the kitchen, nursery, bathtub and outdoor trash can by their landmarks, and recognize the targets used for feeding, bedtime, changing and protection.

Find the kitchen by its fridge, hob and high chairs, the nursery by its row of cribs and long white dresser, and the bathroom by its tiled walls and white bathtub. These landmarks help you match a care prompt to the place and object it needs.

Kitchen: feeding landmarks

Look for the ingredient fridge and the cooking pot on the hob. In the tutorial, the feeding instructions take you from collecting fridge ingredients to cooking porridge in the pot, then feeding a baby seated in a kitchen chair. A pale blue high chair beside the kitchen window is a useful visual cue for the feeding spot.

For the feeding task itself, see how to feed babies.

Nursery: cribs, changing table and protection

The nursery has a row of cribs, a long white changing dresser and a red-and-yellow toy box. Use the objects to distinguish the care targets within the room:

  • Cribs: the tutorial tells you to lay the baby down in the nursery and play sleep music. A baby lying in a crib with ZZZ above it is a visible sleeping cue.
  • Changing dresser: look for the interaction labels “Changing Table” and “Change Diaper.” These appear while carrying a baby during Day 3 Bedtime.

The nursery is also where the tutorial introduces a protection incident. When the game says the baby is acting strange and tells you to drive off the Something, take a photo with the camera flash. The flash is part of the instructed response. See how to protect babies for protection guidance.

Bathroom and outdoor disposal

For the tutorial task “Wash the stained baby in the bathtub,” find the white bathtub containing water in the tiled bathroom. Match this landmark to that bath instruction; follow the named target when another task gives different directions.

For trash disposal, look outside for the bin labeled “Trash Can” with the action “Throw Away Trash.” Those labels identify the disposal target.