Settling in -- snug in the bathroom. Our senior cats were disgruntled at first, so the babies had their own room. Visiting hours were strictly supervised.

Just waking up ... these are very quiet kitties.
They never meowed at all, until after listening to Punkin's vocalizations. Now, they only meow faintly when something's wrong. Like when Boomer plays too rough with Me, Too.

Me, Too started eating dry all by himself ...
Boomer holds out for moistened kitten kibble

Me, Too curls up in Terry's nightgown

Me, Too getting ready to snooze with Dave (who also thinks napping is a form of social interaction).

Punkin starts to relax and enjoy the babies. Bumble is curious and wants to be friendly, but she's still unsure. She doesn't like it when the kittens play with her beautiful, irresistible tail.

Cats have developed the nap as a way of socializing with the family. Punkin cuddles up with Boomer

Me, Too and Boomer snooze with Uncle Punkin.

These kittens like mirrors! My other cats have not liked mirrors. They usually go to great lengths to ignore that inexplicable image that doesn't really exist.

Me, Too and Boomer emptied the toilet paper roll. It was great fun! Wadded up TP makes a great nest, too!