FiveM Baby Script
FiveM Baby Script - professional ESX script with custom features and optimized performance for FiveM servers Compatible with ESX framework.
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FiveM Baby Script - Family Roleplay & Parenting System
Bring authentic family dynamics to your roleplay server with this comprehensive baby and parenting script that allows players to carry, care for, and interact with infant characters. Perfect for serious roleplay communities where family life, relationships, and child-rearing add depth to long-term character development and civilian roleplay scenarios.
What's Included
This complete parenting system introduces carryable baby props with realistic animations, interaction menus for feeding, changing, and soothing babies, customizable baby appearance and clothing options, needs tracking (hunger, sleep, cleanliness), crying mechanics that alert parents when care is needed, and integration with existing housing systems for nursery roleplay. The script supports multiple babies per household and can integrate with pregnancy systems for complete family roleplay progression.
Key Features
- Carry Animations - Realistic baby holding animations for both male and female characters
- Baby Care Actions - Feed, change diapers, rock to sleep, play with baby using interaction menu
- Needs System - Babies require regular feeding, changing, and attention or they cry
- Crying Mechanics - Audio and visual indicators when baby needs care, alerting nearby players
- Customization - Choose baby appearance, clothing, and accessories
- Multi-Baby Support - Players can have multiple children with different care needs
- Housing Integration - Place babies in cribs or bassinets in player homes
- Transfer System - Hand baby to other players for babysitting or co-parenting
Perfect For
- Serious roleplay servers with long-term character development and family storylines
- Communities with pregnancy scripts wanting continuation into parenting roleplay
- Civilian-focused servers where family life is central to player experience
- Servers with daycare or babysitting job systems
- Communities wanting age progression roleplay (baby → child → teen → adult)
Technical Details
- Animations: Custom carry, feed, rock, and interaction animations
- Baby Models: Multiple baby prop variations with clothing options
- Needs Timer: Configurable intervals for hunger, sleep, diaper changes
- Audio: Baby crying sounds with distance-based volume
- Database: Stores baby data, ownership, and care history
- Performance: Optimized prop handling for multiple babies on server
Installation
- Extract the baby script to your resources folder
- Configure framework in config.lua (ESX or QBCore)
- Set up baby care intervals (how often feeding/changing needed)
- Configure item names for baby supplies (bottles, diapers, toys)
- Import SQL file to create baby database tables
- Add required items to your inventory system (baby bottle, diapers, etc.)
- Add to server.cfg: ensure fivem-baby-script
- Restart and test spawning/caring for babies
Framework Compatibility
- ✅ ESX - Full integration with ESX inventory and item usage system
- ✅ QBCore - Native support for QBCore items and player metadata
- ✅ QBOX - Compatible with QBOX inventory and player systems
- ⚠️ Standalone - Requires framework for inventory and database features
Baby Care Mechanics
Babies have three primary needs: hunger, cleanliness, and comfort. Hunger increases over time and requires feeding with baby bottles (consumable item from inventory). Cleanliness decreases when diapers need changing, requiring diaper items. Comfort affects whether baby is crying or calm, restored by rocking or playing. If needs aren't met within configured timeframes, the baby begins crying which is audible to nearby players and shows visual indicators to the parent. This creates realistic caregiving pressure without being so demanding it ruins gameplay.
Roleplay Integration Ideas
The baby script opens numerous roleplay opportunities beyond just carrying props. Create daycare businesses where players drop off babies while working jobs. Implement babysitting services where players earn money caring for others' children. Integrate with marriage and pregnancy systems for complete family progression roleplay. Use baby needs as plot devices in domestic roleplay scenarios. Create child protective services roleplay for law enforcement or social workers. The transfer system enables custody disputes, shared parenting, and kidnapping scenarios for criminal roleplay.
What Makes It Stand Out
Unlike basic baby props that are just decorative, this script creates genuine gameplay mechanics around parenting. The needs system means having a baby is a commitment that affects your character's schedule and priorities - just like real parenting. The crying mechanics create social pressure as other players hear your baby and judge your parenting skills. The ability to transfer babies enables co-parenting roleplay that reflects modern family dynamics. It's not just cosmetic - it's a system that meaningfully impacts how players experience family roleplay.
