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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.
As with any animal, it is best to allow a new baby kitten to have some time with his mother before introducing him to a new home. That way your new furry friend will adapt better and have time to learn some valuable life lessons first. The earliest that a kitten should leave itâs mother is 4 weeks. Eight weeks is the average age for weaning from the mother and introduction of solid foods. If you plan on bringing home a new furry little friend, 8 to 12 weeks would be an ideal age. A kitty needs time to learn from his mother, as well as playing and socializing with his brothers and sisters.