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You should know that a kitten is weaned around the age of 2 months. Weaned, this means that his stomach can support food other than breast milk. So you can start offering him small kibbles, specially designed for kittens.
When it is weaned, it no longer needs milk. He then drinks water. If you really want to give milk to a kitten, choose milk intended for cats and not cow's milk.
This can cause digestive upset and diarrhea. Growing up, the kitten loses its ability to digest milk. In supermarkets or at your veterinarian, you can find kitten milk.
My Yorshire is old and I just found two teeth on the ground, should I change its diet