 In today's video, we're going to talk about the 15 best cat breeds for kids. If you're thinking about bringing home a feline companion for the younger family members in your household, the first point of consideration should be whether or not the cat is kid-friendly. Kids have a tendency to poke, prod, tug, chase, and hug tightly. And, kids can be loud during playtime. To help you make a decision, here's a list of 15 of the most kid-friendly cat breeds. 1. Cornish Rexcats. They love fetching balls and toys, and enjoy the company of other pets, and is typically not a couch potato. The breed has a reputation for racing about, often performing acrobatics when very excited. The Cornish Rex is an adventurous breed, often finding unusual nooks and crannies to explore, such as the washing machine or refrigerator. It is easily adaptable to new situations and is known to get along well with shy or timid children. 2. Abyssinian Cats. Cats, affectionately known as abyss, are affectionate, loyal, and normally mix well with children and other pets. Known for their curiosity, playfulness, and need to explore their surroundings, abyssinians are people-oriented cats who like to participate in the activities taking place around them. 3. Exotic Shorthair Cats. The Exotic Cats personality tends to mimic that of a Persian cat, sweet, affectionate, and playful. Exotic Cats are known to show a great deal of affection and loyalty and commonly follow their owners throughout the home. Generally friendly towards other animals, Exotic Cats have a gentle and tender hearted disposition. With their tame, gentle personality and rare meowing, they are good companions for children. 4. Himalayan Cats. Himalayan Cats are known for their sweet temperament, intelligence, and playful interaction. Much like Siamese Cats, the Himalayan breed enjoys a good game of fetch and can usually be entertained for hours with a simple scrap of bald-up paper or a cat toy. These cats bond well with their families, preferring to spend more time in their company than on their own. 5. Maine Coon Cats. Maine Coon Cats are known for their intelligence and playfulness, as well as their size. One of the largest breeds of domestic cats, they are lovingly referred to as gentle giants. Maine Coons are people-oriented, relaxed, and easygoing with high intelligence, making them excellent companions and easy breed to train. They're also known for their dog-like behavior, they follow their owners from room to room, respond when called, and play fetch. 6. Ragdoll Cats. One of the largest breeds of cats, the ragdoll is also one of the most affectionate, often referred to as puppy cat because of its dog-like personality. Ragdolls are extremely mild-mannered and friendly, and often seek out human companionship, such as following people around the house, sleeping with, or flopping on their owners. This breed is particularly good with children and other pets and is easily trained to learn the same tricks as dogs, such as playing fetch, rolling over, or begging. 7. Manxcats. Manxcats have the independent qualities of cats but are loyal, warm, and playful like dogs. The Manx meow unusually sounds like a trill. This laid-back, unruffled cat makes a good pet for children and takes an interest in what you're doing. You will likely hear their padded paws following you around the house. Some Manx have also been known to play fetch and enjoy the water. But their similarities to dogs don't end there. Manx are so protective they might growl or attack a dog or a person they suspect is a threat to their family. 8. Burmese cats. Many say that Burmese are amusing, playful, and super smart, the perfect interactive cats for the home or any place people are in need of love and amusement. Devoted, loving cats, Burmese are often loyal and people-oriented. Burmese will give you unconditional love even when you are not your most lovable. Burmese have a unique rest to their voices and sound a bit like cats going hoarse from too much talking. However, Burmese are not as talkative as their Siamese neighbors, unless they have something important to express. Hello. This video is sponsored by Beemix Pets. Are you looking for high-quality cat collars at an affordable cost? Check out BeemixPets.com. Use coupon code KittenLife, to get 20% off. 9. Siamese Cats. This short-haired, low-eyed breed is one of the most sociable of all felines, and one of the most popular. Intelligent and highly social, Siamese cats enjoy the interaction with children and other animals, particularly dogs. This active and playful breed seeks out companionship from human counterparts, whether that entails sitting laps or being in bed with their owners. Because of their attention-seeking personalities, Siamese cats are often compared to dogs since they tend to follow their owners around and have been known to willingly walk on leashes. 10. Bermond Cats. Bermons are affectionate gentle and faithful companions with an Arab dignity that seems to invite adoration by their families. As former temple cats, Bermons seem to have become accustomed to adoration. They are very intelligent and affectionate, according to some, are often very people-oriented. They will generally greet visitors with curiosity rather than fear. Because of their gentle temperaments, Bermons are usually easy to handle, care for, and they make ideal pets for anyone who wants quiet companions that will offer love and affection. 11. Scottish Fold Cats. Sweet-natured and demure, Scottish Fold cats are known to possess an easygoing nature, and to be very loving and friendly with people and other household pets. This outgoing and playful breed tends to become particularly attached to one family member. The Scottish Fold cat is also known for its soft voice, and the ability to speak in a variety of different sounding purrs and meows not commonly heard in many other cat breeds. 12. Siberian Cats. Siberian cats are known to be incredibly affectionate and playful, eager to play with children and accepting of other household pets. This easygoing, social cat is often referred to as dog-like due to its devotion and constant companionship. Always looking for an activity, a Siberian will play fetch, walk off a leash if trained, hunt, leap from one high place to the next and play in water if given the opportunity. This breed retains its kitten-like personality throughout life. There is some debate as to whether or not this low-shedding cat breed is ideal for a family with allergy sufferers. 13. Japanese Bobtail Cats. They're not just for admiring, they also possess a personality that will make you purr. Bobbs make outstanding companions. Fearless and fierce as samurai warriors went on the hunt for a roving rodent or catnip mouse, Japanese Bobtails nevertheless passionately adore their human families and spend much of their waking hours at their favorite human side, chirping quiet queries and sticking curious noses into everyone's business. 14. Raga Muffin Cats. They are very lovable and attentive, the Raga Muffin is a people-oriented breed that's cuddly and affectionate, with a tendency to go limp when held in your arms. While not overly active, they enjoy playing with their preferred people, and some will retrieve tossed toys, before settling down for a cuddle in your lap. They greet family members at the door and follow their favorite humans around the house, just to keep an eye on their activities. Although they are not an overly vocal breed, they will speak up if they have something vital to tell you, such as the empty state of their food dishes. These cats adapt easily to a variety of environments and household situations, and are generally very good with other cats, dogs, and well-behaved children. 15. Sphinx Cats. To say Sphinxes are lively is an understatement, they perform monkey-like aerialist feats from the top of doorways and bookshelves. Very devoted and loyal. They follow their humans around, wagging their tails doggie fashion, kneading with their padded toes, and purring with delight at the joy of being near their beloved humans. They demand your unconditional attention and are as mischievous, and lovable as children. And despite all that and their alien appearance, they are still entirely cats, with all the mystery and charm that has fascinated humankind for thousands of years. If you enjoyed this video, kindly press the like button. Also don't forget to subscribe with notifications on, so that you don't miss out on videos like this. Thank you for watching.