here's a special trick I made up on my own for kids lifting rocks 2 reds+ 1 orange and they will lift rocks that will improve there building skills it only works when there about 8 or 10 years old if they don't like rocks right away then redo the stew. 3 red flowers makes the kids use adult voices, two purple flowers and on red flower makes them healthier, green plus purple and black makes them clear there noses and throats.

I hadn't noticed that before so I had to go try it but my kids voices didn't change. It did however have a different effect. Zoom Zoom...

Weird

not really I it really works builds the kids skills faster then the adults can build lol.

Oh my! I always wonder why you write such things like Kyle here. In VV 2 the kids can't build skills until they are 14 years old. And it doesn't depend on any stews at all. The stew you describe is just pepping them up, so they want to exercise, that's all. And it does the same thing to all ages.

actually kamma your wrong try it for yourself I bet you will see what I'm talking about just follow that recipe.

it indeed goes for ALL ages, my 2 year old also started lifting rocks. Same as adults .. But i didnt check wether or not they got skills in it. So atleast the last part of kamma is right.

Yes they get building skills, not each time but if make them eat the stew several time, the'll get some skills! I have a lot of apprentice builders in my last tribe!!

I find the stew builds children skills, thats if they do the weight lifting. Some times it takes several goes though. You know when they've done it 'cause the message reads: This villager has improved in construction. And they don't say the usual noooo!

Yes thats right When you make that stew and when you put the kid to eat the stew and it will exercise by lifting a rock and after they exercise and if they don't shake their head saying no the message well say this villager has improved in constuction. On the other hand it can head for the sea to exercise and since kids can't swim, then it does not work.

that is a neat trick!!