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Basically, my girlfriend and I have had these two adopted kittens for a little over a month now. In the first two weeks we got them, they were both kept in the restroom to transition them into living with us.

To make sure we weren't crippling their growth however, we moved their bed and all other cat like appliances into separate rooms of the house and have opted to lock them out of the restroom completely. This didn't seem to be a problem though because they continually run around the apartment playing with one another.

In the month that we've had them now, we have all bonded with each of them equally, making sure to foster them with affection and love. They have even responded in some instance either by pushingbpack against our hand when petted, purring loudly, letting us rub our nose against them, or cuddling next to us.

The problem is even though they seem perfectly happy and loving with us at times, they tend to flip a switch instantly and be completely afraid of every movement or noise. This happens almost every time we try to get close to them and they aren't in their bed or huddled up with one another in a corner.

My questions are:
-is this behavior normal given how long we've had them?
-is there something we have/are doing wrong?
-if so, how can it be corrected
-are there any general suggestions one might give as to how we can coax our kittens into trusting us as they should?
<bot>: Adopted "feral" kittens 1 month ago and still are having a hard time getting them to warm up to us.