At 10 weeks, kittens should get about 2/3 cup food a day in 4-5 meals. You could add some warm water to their wet food to ensure they're getting enough water, as sometimes kittens are just not interested in water. It also makes it easier for them to lap up the food. All our cats were rescued from the streets (starving) and no matter how much food they got, they always seemed hungry - the vet said they were making up for lost time. I'd feel sorry for them but then was advised that they could easily overeat and too much food could upset their tiny tummies. Gradually we learnt how much to feed them. We got many toys from the store for them, to this day they prefer to play with bottle caps and paper balls lol. They do love their cat tree and scratching post. Max is called MaxuRocket coz of his habit of zooming all over the house at top speed for no apparent reason - and then he'd go into the burn-out phase, panting like a dog. Kittens that young will play with almost anything, and they're such cute lil bundles of energy. It's really good that you have two so they can expend all that energy on each other. Enjoy your lil ones, they grow out of this stage very fast. Don't forget to take out the camera and post pics here soon!

Before we remodel we struggled w/ this issue. In the end we made a bigger investment so that we could eat at a table & have an island. I am very glad we did. I almost always choose to have our family dinner at the table-- it seems so much more civilized and relaxed and an improtant time for our family of four to be/dine together -- which is only 3-4 times a week. When we sit at the table there have been so many improtant discussions that take place. They are critcal teaching moments for our teenage children. Also I am a stickler for table manners & it is hard to do that the island. Lunch & Breakfast happens at the island. FYI- We increased the kitchen floor plan byremoving diningroom wall & absorbing that space into our kichen plan. The dining room furniture then moved to share space with our oversized living room. Two years later- I am sooo happy we did this.

Yeah, very familiar to me here in NY. They seem to knock them to the ground then just eat the middles until they get to the skin on the back side. Pretty much narrowed it down to squirrels as the culprits. I find a combination of pepper spray, "waiting till the tomatoes grow higher than the squirrels care to climb", and just letting them have some until the plant outproduces what they eat is the least stressful solution for me. Haven't noticed any remains on the ground now for a couple weeks and enjoying all the tomatoes we can eat! The pepper spray I use: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B000BOB7UW/ref=oh_aui_search_detailpage?ie=UTF8&psc=1

I hate those green worms!