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Precious Ragdoll Kitten ‘Proves’ She Can Be Gentle With Human Baby in the Sweetest Way
When there’s a baby in your life, there’s one main thing that basically becomes your life’s whole objective: BE GENTLE. Babies are vulnerable little puddles of goo who can’t do anything for themselves. It is your job to keep your baby safe, even when it comes to your pets.
On Wednesday, September 3rd, one little Ragdoll kitten wanted her mom to know that she was no threat to the baby at all. She wanted to make sure mom knew that she could be super gentle, and honestly, she did an excellent job:
Pearl’s Ragdolls are officially baby approved. This is just so awesome!
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The video starts with just one kitten going over to the baby, and she’s so gentle it’s almost crazy. She just wants to snuggle, and she does exactly that! The baby even seems to love it, which is almost unheard of, because babies are notoriously fussy.
Once the rest of the kittens see how well the baby takes to having a kitten with her, they go over and assume their positions, too. In the end, it’s a massive cuddle-puddle of cuteness! These cats won’t be here to stay forever, but for now, they’re totally loving their lives here.
They’re always in a huddle, honestly:
They’re so cute. If I could, I would bring all of them home forever!
Kittens Prefer to Stick Together
Being a kitten is not easy: it’s scary! Kittens are very vulnerable creatures, and they know it. As a result, they try to avoid being alone whenever possible. Instead, you might find that a kitten is always:
Huddling up with their siblings.
They should grow out of it naturally as time goes on, but Ragdoll cats are generally a pretty clingy breed. Hopefully, whoever gets this kitten and her siblings has a baby for her to snuggle. That’s her favorite!
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This story was originally reported by Parade Pets on Sep 9, 2025, where it first appeared in the Pet News section. Add Parade Pets as a Preferred Source by clicking here.