You are a busy person right now. Lots of changes in the next few months for you and your prospective furbabies. I have never had to do this, as my children are grown but from what others have said and what I have read, it seems to be fairly easy. First make sure that kitty can go in the baby's room and look around. Cats are curious and banning them will just make them want to see. If you have a friend with a baby, get a tape of it crying so the kitties can get used to that sound. Get them used to the scent of the baby things like powder and stuff like that. When you have the baby have someone bring something of the baby's home so the kits can smell it and get used to the new scent. When baby comes home, let the kitties see and sniff the baby. Last of all, you will be very busy with a new baby, make sure that you still make time for the kitties, cause they are your babies too and they want your attention some as well.

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