I'm not going to touch the de-clawing part, because that's just a mess. Instead, here are some things for you to do to train your kitten not to use her claws. After all, right now she's only a kitten.

Step 1. Don't play with your hands. If your kitten associates you with being a toy, that just leads to trouble later on. You want to be associated with being the person who gives her food and pets, not as a scratching post. Toss her a jingly toy, play with a feather on a string - Toys that will let her associate playing with you, but not in the bad way. It's important to note that she's only playing how she would with other kittens. It's just that you're not a kitten, so you have to teach her how to play differently.

Step 2. The second she claws at you toss her down and ignore her. Don't resume playing for quite some time. It will take some time, but she will start to understand that when she uses her claws she doesn't get to play anymore. If you feel it's necessary to take it up a level, you can put her in a room by herself for a few minutes.

Step 3. Make sure you set up a good relationship between your toddler and your kitten. Kids stress cats out because of how rough they are. Rough people encourage rough cats.

Most importantly, be patient. She's just a kitten, and doesn't know any better yet. since you can't communicate with words, she'll be watching you actions to learn.

Here are some things for you to do to train your kitten not to use her claws. After all, right now she's only a kitten.

Step 1. Don't play with your hands. If your kitten associates you with being a toy, that just leads to trouble later on. You want to be associated with being the person who gives her food and pets, not as a scratching post. Toss her a jingly toy, play with a feather on a string - Toys that will let her associate playing with you, but not in the bad way. It's important to note that she's only playing how she would with other kittens. It's just that you're not a kitten, so you have to teach her how to play differently.

Step 2. The second she claws at you toss her down and ignore her. Don't resume playing for quite some time. It will take some time, but she will start to understand that when she uses her claws she doesn't get to play anymore. If you feel it's necessary to take it up a level, you can put her in a room by herself for a few minutes.

Step 3. Make sure you set up a good relationship between your toddler and your kitten. Kids stress cats out because of how rough they are. Rough people encourage rough cats.

Most importantly, be patient. She's just a kitten, and doesn't know any better yet. since you can't communicate with words, she'll be watching you actions to learn.