This is Yang’s first litter. As her kittens were born, we took them for traditional brown spotted Bengal kittens. As days progressed, it became more apparent they too were silver in color like their mother.  Yang had her litter one week behind PixieCat, this is not the norm for us to have two litters in the house at the same time, but we have made it work. For a few weeks both moms actually co-existed without incident. Both would come to the kitchen for food and keep a distance.  Finally after four weeks, PixieCat’s motherly instincts got the best of her and she went after Yang. It wasn’t horrible, just incidental. It did lead to us keeping both moms from having any shared space after this point in time. We initially had PixeCat on our Livestream up until October the 3rd. At noon on October 3rd, 2025 we moved PixieCat to our den as it is our normal protocol to begin allowing the kittens space outside of their kitten box to begin eating whole food and of course begin litter box training.  We may at some point establish a second Livestream feed to that area of the home. For now, we moved Yang into the ‘office’ with  her four kittens and you can enjoy another unique perspective of kittens nursing and developing personalities.