Kittens sleep a lot at this age (16-20 hours per day). Provide a space in your home where they can be alone and rest. Cats are naturally curious but may get into things they shouldn’t like bleach, detergent, dental floss and other household items. Keep cabinets and other cupboards closed to prevent them from discovering these dangers. Kittens are small enough to climb into a dryer or under a recliner, so be sure the spaces are safe and secure. Source :https://kittycalcs.com/
Top Kitty Care Tips Based on Age and Breed
Develop trust by playing with your kittens daily. This will help form a bond and provides needed exercise for them. Playing with them also helps tame their claws. If they nip, gently remove your attention from them, either by walking away or placing them on the floor. Repeated nipping can be a sign of anxiety, so it is important to make an effort to calm them down and let them know they are loved, even though they may bite or scratch at times.
Development: Kittens should be litter trained by four weeks of age. Begin by putting them in the litter box after meals, during play sessions, and when they wake up from naps. Be patient; they will learn quickly.
Keep an eye on your kitty’s nails and trim them weekly to avoid overgrowth. This will help your cat feel more comfortable, and it is also in their best interest to do so; long nails can get caught on scratching posts or be injured during play.