As Anand rightly pointed out, Sebastian, the 2 year old child who stays in my house, is much like a kitten.
Let me tell you why.
Sebastian purrs outside my bedroom door and scratches on it, wanting to be let in.
If I don't answer, he pushes open the door anyway and peeps in with his tiny head.
Then he kicks the door open and races in.
If I have locked the door from inside then he scratches and cries until I let him in.
When he is in my bedroom, I have no idea what is going to end up where. If I want him to leave, I have to scoop him up and he makes small kitten whiny noises and kicks around wildly.
Because Sebastian is a human child and not a kitten, he thankfully doesn't have sharp claws.
Let me tell you why.
Sebastian purrs outside my bedroom door and scratches on it, wanting to be let in.
If I don't answer, he pushes open the door anyway and peeps in with his tiny head.
Then he kicks the door open and races in.
If I have locked the door from inside then he scratches and cries until I let him in.
When he is in my bedroom, I have no idea what is going to end up where. If I want him to leave, I have to scoop him up and he makes small kitten whiny noises and kicks around wildly.
Because Sebastian is a human child and not a kitten, he thankfully doesn't have sharp claws.
