This is a pose pack that I genuinely wasn’t expecting to find, as a breakfast-in-bed concept for the Sims 4 never occurred to me.
Lounging in bed, yes.
Some safe PG cuddling, sure.
Aimless phone scrolling, definitely.
I was fully prepared to weed through bed selfies and the occasional emotional tableau (or two) before this cute, wholesome surprise popped up on Patreon.
And I’m glad it did, because the poses are one-of-a-kind!
Lost in Parris’s custom pose pack depicts a couple in bed, having what looks to be an enjoyable chat over a modest tray of food and some warm drinks.
Like I said: wholesome.
They also included the cup and tray (credited to Storybooksimblr) in the download page to make things easier for us (much appreciated), but the food-and-seasoning assortment you can see in the preview photos will have to be sourced elsewhere.
If you’ve got a soft spot for your Sim and you’re an emotional, empathic mess easily brought to tears (like me), I feel it’s my duty to advise: use these poses with caution.
Sim_plyreality does an amazing (and I mean amazing) job with the expressions and limb placement for the poses.
Zero percent unrealistic, zero percent awkward, one hundred percent emotionally devastating.
These poses are going to make your Sim look like their heart has shattered to fine powder and their world is in utter ruins.
And you can’t do a single thing about it.
All this to say, the poses are high quality and the concept was executed excellently. If you need to pluck a couple heartstrings, this pack’ll do it.
Very reminiscent of the days when instant messaging platforms and chat forums didn’t have mobile-friendly apps, leaving our laptops as the primary source of mobile overstate (or even overseas) communication.
I know the page tab text reads “47 poses,” but don’t freak out.
We’re counting only bed poses, so that brings the grand total down to a more manageable 22: specifically 11 “feminine” poses and 11 “masculine” poses.
The other 25 poses here depict Sims using the laptop on the floor or kitchen counter. Interesting and potentially useful, but irrelevant for this list.
The poses themselves are clearly marked in the Pose Selection window (i.e., Female on Floor, Embarrassed/Awkward, Female on Bed, Smiling, Female on Bed, Laughing, etc.), so you should have no problems finding the one you want.
But the laptop decor that the creator links in their post seems to be missing, so I recommend grabbing this one from Around the Sims 4.
Family-oriented gameplay Simmers, this one’s for you.
Custom Sims 4 poses involving beds seem to revolve around several repetitive themes:
Sleeping (obviously), lounging, and varying levels of physical affection.
For the sake of keeping this article PG, I’ve done my best to steer clear of the third one.
So when custom poses that don’t fall under any of the aforementioned categories pop up, I am always pleasantly surprised.
This pack by StefaniaOnlinda gets double the kudos from me because it’s soft, wholesome, and tooth-achingly sweet (on top of it being incredibly high quality).
You get two poses: (1) parent A plays with the kid happily as parent B fondly watches, and (2) parent B and child sleep peacefully as parent A watches over them lovingly.
Check out the preview photos and tell me those aren’t scenes straight out of a Hallmark holiday movie.
You know those days when you just flat-out refuse to be productive?
There aren’t any immediate deadlines to meet, no impending responsibilities to sort out, and even your Twitter feed is starting to feel repetitive and stale.
So you just flop on your bed and stare at your ceiling for a solid five or ten, simultaneously looking for something to do but just not having the energy to chase it down?
Yes, there’s a Sims 4 pose pack for that.
And yes, it’s crazy accurate.
Right down to the semi-vacant expressions, the accidental 90’s pin-up poses, and the shoes on the bed.
Aaand we’re back to warm, casual, lighthearted poses.
I can always count on Katverse (or KatVerseCC on The Sims Resource) to deliver some high-quality custom content – and this pack’s no different.
This is a very simple concept that, honestly, is one of the most common poses involving a bed.
So there are a lot of similar pose packs out there.
But because I’m a huge fan of this creator – and I genuinely adore the way they mold the facial expressions on their models – I’m recommending this one.
The title says “nap time,” but these poses can easily be reused for a concept involving deeper nighttime slumber.
Now, this is the modern mobile-prevalent equivalent of loriesimsposes’ Laptop Poses pack.
Whereas that pack was for Sims happily chatting it up on the laptop, this one’s for Sims who prefer texting and calling.
The limb placement’s pretty good (not awkward, basically), and the fact that the creator could come up with nine different ways to pose with a phone is impressive.
But what I really love are the expressions.
Zoom in on your Sim’s face when you try these poses and you’ll see what I mean.
The emotions are crazy clear: casual, chill, fond, excited, giddy… they managed to retain the expressiveness of Sims 4 faces without over-exaggerating the details.
Absolutely recommend!
P.S. The iPhone that the creator recommends isn’t linked, so I pulled up two options: LittleDica’s iPhone8 Hand Accessory or inabadromance’s Accessory Iphones. Both worked fine in-game.
