Sleepy Kitten
Mimi the kitten has had a very busy day of pouncing and playing. Now she is curled up for a peaceful nap. Add your favorite colors to make Mimi look extra cozy!
A Curled-Up Kitten Nap
After a day full of pouncing, chasing, and exploring, this little kitten has tucked in for a rest. Its curled-up pose makes the whole page feel peaceful and soft. Maybe it is dreaming about a bouncing ball, a fluttering butterfly, or a very delicious dinner. This calm picture is a nice choice for quiet coloring time, especially when children want to slow down and make something cozy.
Create a Soft, Sleepy Look
Choose one fur color for the kitten, such as golden orange, smoky gray, chocolate brown, black, or white. Add gentle stripes, spots, or patches if you want a tabby-style cat. Pale pink works nicely for the ears, nose, and tiny paw pads. Use light colors around the kitten to keep the picture restful, or make a bright patterned blanket if one is shown. Soft blue and lavender feel especially dreamy.
Fun Facts About Napping Kittens
Kittens sleep a lot because their growing bodies need plenty of rest. Many kittens may sleep for most of the day, with short bursts of playful energy in between. Cats often curl into a ball to help keep warm and protect their tummy. You may hear a kitten purr while it is relaxed, too. Purring can mean a cat feels content, although cats may purr for other reasons as well.
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