My kitten ignores catnip toys. Are there toys that work better for young cats?

When I brought home my tiny kitten, Daisy, I was so excited to see her reaction to her first catnip toy. To my surprise, she sniffed it once and walked away. I worried she wouldn’t enjoy playtime. Then I tried a small interactive ball with a bell inside. The jingling sound caught her attention immediately. She started batting it, chasing it across the kitchen floor like it was the greatest treasure. It was pure joy watching her discover play in her own way. Sometimes kittens just need sound, movement, and a little unpredictability. That ball became her best friend, proving that catnip isn’t the only way to make a kitten’s world magical.