Ideas of more virtual pets and virtual baby caring games.☺️

Blindfold Doggy is a good game. Though I have not played it heavily myself, other people on this forum have stated that this game is worth it. One major caveat, though: in order to unlock the full version, you need to pay, all together, a little over $10. You could play the free version, but it is severely limited, to the point that you can't even customize your dog. In my opinion, this is a very bad pricing scheme, but enough of the blind community is spending money on this game that the developer can continue to price it this way.

Also by the same dev as Baby Adopter are Orange Tree, Little Girl Magic and Scout Legend. They are the same concept as Baby Adopter and its various spin-offs, but they involve caring for different things; in Orange Tree, you care for a (you guessed it) orange tree, in Little Girl Magic you care for a (surprise!) little girl, and in Scout Legend you take care of a girl or boyscout. These games are almost the exact same as the Baby Adopter games, so their novelty will wear off quickly once you've started playing. IMO, you should just wait for the My Baby Sim games to come back; the x2line games aren't that fun. Suit yourself, though.

Unfortunately, there aren't any more baby caring games that are accessible that I know of. Sorry about that. There seems to be a woeful lack of those. Also, do you know about Baby Adopter Galaxy?

I suggest furry paws for lucky lapins for pet caring games, you can play it on safari chrome or any browser

I don’t have Baby Adopter Pro, nor do I want to. facebook’s data breeches, fake news problems, and privacy-related scandals have dissuaded me from ever creating an account or making any use of the platform that would compromise my privacy, so Baby Adopter Pro is out of the question. Milky Baby would be a very nice baby dress-up game; if only it weren’t so repetitive. :(

I don't play baby adopter pro even though I have a facebook account. I don't play the game because its basically the same as baby adopter, just designed to interact with facebook.

You're right, Baby Adopter Pro is basically the same as Baby Adopter, with some interactive features thrown in. I don't see a valid justification for the different application and pricepoint though; why not just add an in-app purchase to Baby Adopter, or all of the other games like this X2line creates, that unlocks the Facebook-based multi-user features? Also, I really don't see the point of those features if you could just pass your phone to a friend or family member. Of course, long-distance virtual co-parenting would be difficult, though...