1. Assure that your litter tray isn't too full and isn't too shallow. Usually, I pour a medium sized pile of litter in the middle of the tray and spread it around with the poop scoop. Make sure that your litter tray will be able to be independently accessed by your kitten - basically, small kitten = small litter tray. 

2. Put your litter tray in a nice quiet area away from all the hustle and bustle of your household. Your kitten needs to feel comfortable and you must respect kittens privacy to do its business. Make sure this area is away from your kittens food and water bowl, as they prefer to eat and drink seperate to their poop tray. 

3. Every toke kitten finishes eating, lift kitten into the tray. Repeat this for as long as it takes - also do this after kitten wakes up from every nap!

4. Gently encourage them to dig in the litter tray. I did this by digging in it myself with two fingers. 

5. Patience! Eventually, your kitten will understand and start to do its business in the poop tray. Make sure to positively reward with strokes and treats. 

Litter training really is that easy!!