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Kittens are one of the cutest animals on the planet, and they love to play. With the very first days of life, a kitten begins exploring everything around it with the passion of a seeker. From birth, its’ eyelids tightly shut, the world is an enormous mass of colors and sounds.
Children often wonder why does a kitten sit in every corner of the house? It's because Kittens are naturally them more active and curious than adults, constantly trying to observe and sense as much as possible. It doesn’t matter whether they’re looking at a rough surface, a ball, or your hand, a kitten is already fascinated and seeking more stimulation.
This period should be devoted to people. Everyone, including children, helps little fur balls learn about their limits, along with how hard it is to catch a butterfly. They begin to trust their families and their surroundings.
During this period, aggression does not go unnoticed; kittens become more dominative. Kitten proponents may be able to exercise their playful calms during child play by engaging in some sort of low- or medium-level roughness such as teddy-bear fights or fall-down-for-the-laugh-and-then-polite-stuff.
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