
- Low-aggression temperament: Ragdolls are famous for their laid-back nature and seldom display aggressive tendencies. Unlike other cats that might scratch when startled, Ragdolls are typically non-reactive and forgiving.
- Patient and tolerant: These cats are known for their easygoing personality and are not easily startled by the sounds of a busy household. They are also more patient with handling than many other breeds.
- Affectionate and loving: Ragdolls thrive on human companionship. They are known to follow their owners around the house, seek affection, and enjoy curling up on a warm lap. They crave love and are often described as exceptionally loving.
- “Floppy” nature: A unique and charming characteristic of the breed is their tendency to go limp and “floppy” when picked up—a trait that earned them their name.
- Social and friendly: Outgoing and interactive, Ragdolls love being part of the family action. They enjoy the companionship of people and flourish in a lively home environment.
Wiseacres Ragdolls Love Children!
This little girl is reading “Daisey the Kitten” book to her Wiseacres blue bicolor Ragdoll kitten… and the kitten loves the attention and doesn’t leave. Thank you to the Ragsdale family of Hot Springs, Arkansas who shared this sweet video.
Ragdoll Cats and Energy Levels for Family Life

- Moderately active: While known for their calm demeanor, Ragdolls require regular mental stimulation and engagement. They offer a great balance of playful energy and relaxed lounging, making them a good match for families.
- Playful with children: Despite being calmer than some breeds, Ragdolls enjoy interactive play sessions. This makes them a perfect companion for children who love to play and engage with animals. Balancing playtime with rest periods is key to keeping your Ragdoll happy and healthy. There are many great Ragdoll cat toys that both your cat and children will adore.
Ragdolls as emotional support for special needs children

- Sensory comfort: The tactile experience of petting a Ragdoll’s soft, plush coat or enjoying a lap cat provides a source of calm and soothing comfort.
- Routine and stability: The breed thrives on consistency and routine, which can offer a sense of security for children who also benefit from a predictable environment. The steady presence of a Ragdoll can help alleviate stress for easily overwhelmed children.
Training Your Ragdoll with Children

- Supervised interaction: Always supervise children during interactions with your new Ragdoll, especially in the beginning. This ensures a safe introduction and allows you to model appropriate behavior and establish boundaries.
- Positive reinforcement: Use treats and affection to reward your Ragdoll for good behavior. This positive reinforcement encourages desired actions and helps develop good habits.
- Respectful boundaries: Teach your children to respect their feline companion’s boundaries. This includes recognizing when a cat may be uncomfortable and needs space to eat and sleep.
- Shared responsibility: Giving children simple chores, like feeding, brushing, or playing, is an excellent way to instill a sense of responsibility.
Children love Wiseacres Ragdoll Kittens!
See photos of Wiseascres Ragdoll kittens who are thriving in their “furever” homes with children.
Ready to adopt a Ragdoll kitten for your family?

If you’re looking for an affectionate, family-friendly companion, a Ragdoll is an excellent choice. These loving and loyal cats bring immense joy to any home. Wiseacres Ragdolls has been a small, boutique breeder of exceptional Ragdoll kittens for over 20 years. As a TICA Outstanding Cattery, we are committed to the highest standards of health, temperament, and beauty in every Ragdoll kitten for sale we raise. We produce a limited number of litters annually, focusing on quality and providing you with a perfectly socialized, friendly, and healthy Ragdoll companion. Many Ragdolls have been placed in homes with young children, resulting in wonderful bonds.
NOTE: With the permission of their parents, the children’s photographs and videos were used and submitted.












