What is another word for played house?
Pronunciation: [plˈe͡ɪd hˈa͡ʊs] (IPA) 
The phrase "played house" is often used to describe children pretending to be adults by taking on the roles of parents and caring for dolls or stuffed animals as if they were their own children. Some synonyms that could be used instead of "played house" may include "role-playing," "familial play," or simply "pretending to be parents." Other possible phrases could describe the specific activities being done during the play, such as "feeding and changing dolls," "cleaning the pretend house," or "setting up a pretend family outing." Ultimately, the phrase chosen will depend on the context and what specific aspects of the game are being emphasized.
