We keep mentioning how the Niblets seem a bit above the curve when it comes to weight and development. What parents wouldn’t think their children are ‘geniuses’ when compared against generalized guidelines? Well, the Niblets let us in on another over-achiever secret last night: Already, they want more room!

Robbie Niblet says, “Room! I need more room!” – 2013 © Colehaus Cats

Yep, they’ve started walking. Already the boys, Robbie and Russell, have it nearly mastered. And Illy’s been trying to get out of the nursing box for days. Sweet Viola agrees that’s a good idea.

We Colehaus folks don’t live in a big house. Sure, big enough for all the Colehaus Cats to have their own favorite spots, but we don’t have a lot of bedrooms and we’re not really set up for fostering kittens, unless… some someones were to give up their seldom used room for say… six-to-eight weeks.

Wave a temporary good bye to the Colehaus Cat Den and say hello to the Colehaus Bouncy Room of Kittens which, if you didn’t know or remember, has its own 24/7 webcam!

For the next six-to-eight weeks, Erinn Zuzu and the Niblets will experience the ultimate in secluded, private room luxury with 24-hour room service, pampering and cleaning. Within, Erinn Zuzu will find a heated window seat amongst the trees with Bird and Squirrel TV, lots of extra storage to keep most of those needy kitten items close at hand and spacious um,… space to stretch out well beyond her cramped gated community living, not to mention room for her Niblets to learn to run and play.

What mother wouldn’t jump at the chance to have all that? We can only hope to have all that for ourselves someday! 😉

Erinn says, “Sign me up!” – 2013 © Colehaus Cats

Don’t worry about the other kitties. Already, Tessa, Pia, Olivia, Quint and Miss Newton agree the move of their water fountain and food into the library where mom works is a great idea (and the sound of flowing water nearby is relaxing). The cat tower newly placed at the end of the hall was a hit within minutes of relocation. The cat boxes at the other end of the hall… well, it’s only for six-to-eight weeks. We’ll deal with it.

In the master bedroom, or should we say, Maxx and Ruby’s room, life can return to normal. No more worry about Erinn’s tension over Maxx and Ruby’s presence.

Look for this exciting change coming very, very soon! (And by soon, we mean as soon as mom and dad get busy cleaning and sterilizing the new kitten room.)