Thanks for the compliment about Lizzie. That was a picture of her last day outside before I trapped her and now she lives in here as a house pet. 70 degrees should be fine. Cats have their babies outside all the time and since they have them in March April and May as a rule, it can get quite cold at night and the kits do fine. I would not worry about the temp at all. As for the sneeze, keep an eye on her but I would not worry about 1 sneeze. She might have gotten a bit of fur in her nose or some dust or even a bit of towel. If her nose is runny or she starts sneezing frequently or acts lethargic and unwilling to nurse get her to the Vet quickly. If Mommy doesn't mind you picking up the kits, by all means pick them up. You want them to be well socialized. If she acts anxious about it, cut back on the attention to them. Sounds to me like you are doing great with your first cat experience. Oh and we like pictures too Especially of babies. Here is a picture of Wicca and her kits before I brought her in as a pet too. She had them on my porch and she and another cat job shared in raising 2 litters together



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