thanks! , I manage to keep them not in hunger.

Becca talks about the collectibles so she's playing VV2. It works with the mushrooms in VV1.

Hi Arnie, I havn't played vvII for a while but I'm certain I used to put multi kids on mushrooms, that's were I got the idea from. I remember getting 10 kids on a red when I was really low on food. Saved the day,

I'm playing the pc ver. Even if I only put to children on mushrooms it still doesn't work, but i'll keep trying, thanks.

In VV2, I've found that you need to pile three kids onto a mushroom or collectable and you'll get two mushrooms or collectables. It's kind of strange, but if you put only two children on it, you'll still only get one.
In short, in VV2, you need to follow this formula: The number of mushrooms or collectables is equal to the number of children minus one.

(NOTE: This doesn't apply to a collectable if it is uncommon or rare and hasn't been found before.)

WHen I play the two oldest always get left out, so to get multiples, I have to pile at least 4 kids on the mushroom or collectable - although new uncommon and rare collectables don't have the same rule.

I thought Mushroom Trick doesn't work on VV2.

It doesn't work the same way. But you can drop multiple kids and get multiple pick ups.

Oh dear, I just realized I made a big mistake in my explanation. You need to pile four kids for two mushrooms.... faulty memory... sorry!!!

The two oldest will always walk away with nothing when you are piling them all on one mushroom. I like to think that they are teaching the younger ones. - that is for VV2 though.

In VV1, all children will pick one up. If you put two on the mushie, you get two mushies.