To encourage villagers to reproduce, make them happy. Provide them with enough food, build a bed for them, and most importantly, give them some privacy.
Villagers can be raised in different ways.
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How to raise villagers in Minecraft Bedrock
Raising villagers in Minecraft Bedrock isn’t much different from doing it in Minecraft Java. To do this, follow the steps below:
- Find or build a village with one or more buildings (only four walls, three blocks high, no roofs, etc. needed). This process forms your new village.
- There should be three times as many beds as there are adult villagers in your village: two for the parents and one for the child. Include two or more empty blocks above them.
- Trade at least once with your villagers. This step may not be necessary, but if the villagers don’t have the “will” to reproduce, this process can help.
- In order for the villagers to be willing to reproduce, make sure they get 14 food points: bread gives 4 points and carrots, potatoes and beets give 1 point. Feed (throw) it to your villagers.
- Leave two villagers alone in a building. In Minecraft Bedrock there are male and female villagers, but it doesn’t matter for playing.
- Check the building in about 20 minutes. A villager should appear and claim the extra bed.
- You can now make the two villagers mate again if you move the child out of the room. Of course, their “will” must exist once again and there is also a “waiting” period.
Minecraft Villager Jobs
Villagers in Minecraft can have different professions, and here is a list of them with their professions:
1: Armorer sells armor and iron
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Keep your villagers happy
The villagers have a gossip system that allows them to share different gossip throughout the village. There are certain conditions that can affect a villager’s mood, so make sure the villagers are not in a negative mood.
It’s really hard for negative villagers to breed with each other. Furthermore, it also affects the amount you can trade with them. Here’s how the gossip system works:
What if my villagers didn’t breed
If your villagers don’t mate at all, remember these following points:
- A villager must be available. Your villagers will breed as long as there are empty beds available in the village.
- Empty beds must have 2 empty blocks above them.
- Villagers can become willing by having 3 bread, 12 carrots, 12 potatoes in a slot in their inventory.
- Immediately after mating they will no longer be willing.
- Make sure you trade with your villagers, at least once.
- Availability is granted the first time a new offer is traded.
- After the first trade, they will become available again with a one in five chance for every trade after the first one.