Let's tlak about Kitten Emotional Regulation. From the start, kittens rely on rhythm. Touch, nursing, sleeping, waking, little adventures… then back to safety. Again and again. It's not random.  It ’s biology doing what biology does best — build from repetition. Iconicsx Selina Kyle - DBE CEL Odd Eyed Kitten This rhythm — it’s more than just comforting. It teaches the body how to shift gears. It gives the brain signals: now it’s time to go, now it’s time to rest. It builds

A kitten doesn’t come into the world with a ready immune system — it builds one, piece by piece, starting with something as tiny as bacteria. When a kitten is born, it’s a blank slate — sterile, untouched by the outside world. But almost immediately, something beautiful happens. As it nurses, is licked clean, and nestles up against its mother, she shares with it a whole invisible world of microbes. Researchers like Chan et al. (2013) and Zakošek Pipan et al. (2020) have descr

People often like to say, ‘Wow, kittens are so fearless! They watch them darting across the room, leaping on siblings, swatting at a flicker of light on the wall, and they figure — this kitten’s ready for anything. But here’s the truth: what you see on the outside doesn’t tell the whole story. Underneath that playful energy, there’s a brain that’s still working hard to finish wiring itself. It’s busy building the roads, the bridges, the connections that will shape how the ki