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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.
If the mother cat is in good condition, and if there are no other problems, then kittens can continue to nurse until they are between 10-12 weeks of age, unless you are planning on giving the kittens away before then. Often the mother cat will stop her kittens from nursing on her own when the time is right. Kittens should remain with their mother until they are at least eight weeks old. It is best to let them continue nursing during this time. If you are wanting to wean the kittens early due to some problem with the mother cat, or the mother cat's milk supply, and you need to feed the kittens yourself they can be fed kitten replacement formula.