Cats ?

Question

What are the rules about baby's being around cats I heard a long time ago they can't be around them

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You can 100% be around cats and be pregnant. They recommend you not clean the litter box is the only thing. But if you have cats and no one else to clean the box get yourself some kitchen gloves and a mask. Use those when cleaning the box and wash your hands super good after removing the gloves. You should be fine. I have 4 cats and take care of them and I ain't had any problems.

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My son loves our cat Thomasina. She used to lie down next to him when he played with his baby gym! X x

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There's an old wives tale about cats stealing the breath of babies away, but I think that comes from cats sleeping on babies, and not from any malicious intent to hurt the child.

That said, babies can certainly be around cats! As a baby I had a cat named molly that used to guard me. She'd hiss at people who tried to pick me up.

Like with any animal, just gotta keep an eye on them. :3

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It's usually recommended to not leaving the cat and baby in the same room alone.

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Ha! If you've ever seen a cat around a baby most of the time cats are like wtf is that thing get it away. I've ran a daycare for the last 2 years and my cats are like omg it's going to eat me lol.

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With cats you have to be watchful-it's not that they are aggressive but my friend had a cat that would always sleep in the crib before the baby was born since they left the bedroom door open and after they brought the baby home she walked in on her cat sitting on the baby's face. The baby could have suffocated so they closed the bedroom door during naps and she never left the baby unattended for fear her cat would take a nap on the baby.

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They're fine around them

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