Is there a mom life simulator game?

Yes. In LifeSim, you play a mother in a real city on a 3D map. You write your kids into your story, edit them in your cast, and talk in your own words. It is free and runs in your browser.

Mom Life Simulator: Play a Mother in a Real City, Free

How to start this life in LifeSim

Describe yourself as a mom in the text box, including your name, age, children, and real city.
Open the cast menu to edit your kids, partner, relatives, or neighborhood parent friends.
Add family tasks to your daily to-do list, like school drop-offs or doctor appointments.
Use place search to find a real park, zoo, or museum on the map and plan a family outing.

A sample life: a fresh start in Montreal

Clara, 34, moves to Montreal, Canada, as a newly single mom with two kids. She edits her cast to add her son Leo, 8, and her daughter Maya, 6. In her first week, she sets a goal to build a local support network.

She uses place search to find the Biodome for a Saturday family outing. On Tuesday, a neighbor texts her to invite the kids to play in the local ruelle verte, a safe green alley. When Clara promises to bring snacks for the playdate, the neighbor remembers it on Friday.

How to set up a mom life

LifeSim has no pregnancy or baby care system. To start as a parent, write your children and your city into the character description box. Then open the cast menu to edit your kids, your partner, or a grandparent who helps with babysitting.

You can also add a school teacher, a boss, or another parent from the PTA to your cast. Set your calendar with school dates, doctor checkups, and family birthdays. Each person in your cast gets their own routine, goals, and memories.

What a mom life looks like day by day

You manage the daily routine and the household mental load one day at a time. In the morning, you talk to your kids about homework and school lunches before drop-off. During the day, a coworker or your child's teacher can text you on their own.

The city around you shapes your family routine. In Munich, primary school often finishes at midday, so you arrange afternoon care called Hort. In Tokyo, grade-school kids walk to the local jidōkan or take the train on their own. At night, the day ends with a recap of your family moments.

Goals and to-do lists for a parent

Life goals give your story direction over months and years. You can set a goal to return to your career, organize the school bake sale, or prepare an older teen for adulthood. Your character and your cast age through life stages as time moves forward.

Your daily to-do list covers the small tasks that keep the household running. Good items include "buy new shoes for Leo", "ask my manager for a remote work day", or "plan a Sunday outing to Tivoli Gardens". Completing activities and chats changes your cash, your health, and your family relationships.

Other games for this life

Game	How
The Sims 4 (Parenthood and Growing Together)	These packs let you build a house, care for infants, enforce curfews, and shape your children's personality traits.
BitLife	A text-based life simulator where you have or adopt kids, make menu choices, and play as your child next.
Mother Simulator	A comedic first-person PC game by Steppe Hare Studio where you race the clock to care for a demanding baby.
Chinese Parents	A parenting game where you manage a child's schedule and stress up to the Gaokao university entrance exam.
LifeSim	You write your kids into the cast, live on a real 3D Earth map, and talk in your own words.

Lives to start as a mom

Questions

Does LifeSim have a pregnancy or baby care system?

No. LifeSim has no pregnancy system or baby care mini-games. You write your children into your character text and edit them in your cast menu.

Can I walk inside my family house or the kids' school?

No. The 3D map shows real buildings from the outside only, with no interiors or rooms. You visit real parks, schools, and cafes on the street map and play out scenes in chat.

When do kids start primary school in different countries?

In France, compulsory school starts at age 3 at an école maternelle. Children start compulsory school at age 5 in England and Wales, and at age 6 in Germany and Japan. In Finland and Sweden, primary school starts at age 7.

How is LifeSim different from Mother Simulator?

Mother Simulator is a first-person PC game where you race the clock to care for a baby. LifeSim is a daily life simulator on a real Earth map where you talk to your family in open text.

Is this mom life simulator free to play?

Yes. LifeSim is free in your browser on phones and desktops with no download or paid items.

Mom life simulator