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Best Answer: Kittens should stay with mother & littermates at least 8 weeks (which is also the legal minimum in many places that have a law about it), but really 12 weeks is much, much better for their mental & social development, and in some ways may be better for health.
Weaning. It is very important for kittens to remain with mom until weaning is completed. The mother is the sole nutritional source for kittens until they're about 4 weeks of age, although weaning often continues until the cuties are between 8 and 10 weeks, according to the ASPCA.Kittens rely on their mother's milk for proper growth and development. Weeks. The organization Cats International recommends keeping kittens with their fellow litter mates and mothers until about 8 weeks in age. In general, it is safe to allow kittens to separate from the mother cat at this specific age, but usually no younger than that.