From my experience of having three babies in the house, sleeping with, at the time, 5 cats. Yes. The majority of cats will keep a wide berth of a baby. Some may curl up with the baby while it sleeps, this is said to be a problem. If you are worried about it, create the cot/crib as a "no go zone".. Everytime you see your cat in it (if bub is or not) one squirt with a spray bottle will do. This doesn't hurt your cat and by doing this all the time the cat will keep clear of the babies bed which wets it. Be perdistant, if you don't have a water bottle handy, call the cats name angrilly and clap your hand. I know this may sound bad but it works. Animals use a fear and affection approach at dicipline. A mother cat will growl, spit, hiss and swat a baby kitten into doing as its told. So mimicking this action (without swatting) will not harm your cat. Immediately after they are out of the cot (after a "yelling" and spray) praise them. You are then rewarding the cat for leaving the cot when asked. If you are over 10 seconds late in rewarding the cat, he/she will not understand the training. Its not that they don't have an attention span, its more they have got over what happened.
Becuase they are still learning. And cats are not fooling around people.
you can let the older kittens around the new babies when the babies are around 4 to 6 weeks old
yes it can happen but those cats can have birth defects.
No, male cats do not have nipples, only females (girl cats)do this is when they are going to have babies, so the babies will be able to drink their milk.
cats runaway when they have babies cause they get scared that other cats will find them so they run and hide then after a week or 2 it will come back and have they're babies at home in a place where it is warm keep your cats close!
maybe, maybe not
Cats move their babies to keep them safe from predators and to find a more secure or comfortable location for them.
they don't have babies only cats do
Yes they get babies by the mom its how we got born !
yes
When they're pregnant
Kittens.