What's the best spot for my cat's bed? She loves windows & heat.

Try putting the bed somewhere else to see whether she likes the bed. She just might not like it. Kitties are funny....give them a cardboard box and they will instantly jump into it and claim it....but give them what we perceive to be a great bed, and they may not like it. If the bed is to serve as her regular sleeping place put it somewhere where she likes to spend a lot of time or feels very safe. She needs to find the bed herself. Cats cannot be told what to do....they are the boss. If your kitty finds the bed comfy and likes it, she will sleep in it. However, your bed is big competition. Raven is beautiful.

It may just be that Mirz is more comfortable there if she's too hot/cold, however if you are seeing any other changes in addition to the change in sleeping spot such as weight changes, hair loss, changes in appetite, stool, activity, etc, it is always best to schedule a vet visit to rule out any more serious issues such as underlying illness or metabolic disease.

The food bowl should be in a separate room than the litter bowl, i recommend putting one water bowl in the same room as the food but not one beside the other, i also recommend having an additional water bowl in a different room. Beds and scratching posts according to the space you have in your home.

Unfortunately, when a momma cat feels someplace is safe, she'll be pretty adamant about bringing her kittens there! Apparently, the bed, and you are her safe spot. You may try making a "nest" for her out of pillows or a blanket from your bed and placing it next to the bed so it smells safe like you, but you can't crush it. You can also try making a pillow "wall" to keep yourself separated from the babies as well if you roll over in the night. Otherwise, just trying to make someplace else more enticing should encourage her to move them again.

I think placing one of the diffusers in the kitchen would be a good idea, as the pheremone will be most heavily dispensed near the diffuser. Also, it is recommended with litter boxes that you have one more litterbox than the number of cats in your household, so in a house with 3 cats it would be recommended that you have 4 litterboxes. This isn't always possible depending on the household, but it if is, you may consider adding additional litterboxes. Also providing places for the mother cat to hide or escape, including boxes/houses and cat trees/platforms can be helpful. Best of luck to you and I love the name Batman!

I think cats are kinda a go where they like pet... they like the choice to sleep with you or not. Many will cuddle for awhile or sleep by your feet, but they like to come and go as they please. You can spend quality time playing before bed of you need to get some more kitten time in!

At such a young age she should adapt very well to such a situation in a few days. I would use a covered box (possibly with hot water bottle depending on where you are) to help her snuggle up and settle and ensure she has easy access to food, water and litter tray in her resting area - I would feed her here at mealtimes to build a positive association. Plenty of active play throughout the evening can help to promote sleep also