Why Would My Mother Cat Move Her Babies?

It is an old saying that a mother cat moves her newly born about 7 times and then she is satisfied. The reason is simple, Male cats tend to kill new born kittens so that the female cat is again available for coitus, but mother cat changes position of kittens so that the male cat is not able to track down the kittens by their smell..
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Generally she moves the litter around for safety. I'm sure she will move them again. Try creating a nice, warm place that the mother kitty will find easily and might move her litter to. Perhaps a nest of blankets in a closet or other secure location, with food for mom nearby.

Maybe she thinks the are safer on top of the bed for some reason?

A mother cat will move her litter if she feels that they are being threatened.

Thanks for ur answers. I moved them onto the floor on some blankets and mummy cat wasnt impressed. She has kept them there tho... This is the first time she has moved them. I do have a male cat too (he is one of her first babies from another litter she had) and he hasnt gone near them.
Thanks heaps for ur answers.

She moves her kittens for Safety and away from noise

She isnt comfortable where she is