My cat Louie is 11 weeks old. I've had him for about 10 days and 4 of those days he's peed on my bed.

I started getting up every few hours and putting him in his box, I've scrubbed the sheets and used enzyme removers, I don't allow him on the bed until he's used the box, he has multiple litter boxes, and I bought the cat attract. Never the less, I get into bed At night and he pees on it.

What can I do?

Close him out and don't allow him access..

It sounds like you have been doing all the right things, and it's a behaviour issue now I think. I had one cat that did it a couple of times when younger and he got shut out indefinitely from any bedrooms, he is nearly 5 now and not done anything like it for years and has full access to our beds now.

You got just a teeny little baby! Make sure the litter boxes are where he can get to them. You may have multiple litter boxes, but if he has a long way to go, it's possible he hasn't gotten complete control of his bladder yet. Where does he poop? It's like toilet training a child. Are they open or covered litter boxes? He may not prefer one or the other. Make sure he can easily get inside to use it. If you suspect he needs to go to the bathroom, place him in the litter and praise him when he does use it. It's going to take some time. You're a new parent here and while most cats adjust okay, there are some that take more time. I know it's aggravating, but patience will go a long way. Don't yell or scream at him. He doesn't know what he's done wrong -- especially at 11 weeks for gosh sakes. You've made a commitment to his little boy, and you'll have to work your way through this. I'm sure you've had him to the vet to be checked out and there are no underlying medical problems.

Thesecond litter box is literally 5 feet from my bed, I have 2 step stools for him to get down. I don't understand why he's doing it. Louie will be playing with the sheets and jumping on all the bumps in the comforter and all of a sudden he goes. I'm at the point where he will not be able to sleep in my bed.

The vet said he's fine, a little on the small side for his age but perfectly healthy.

is there by chance a toy around that he brings with him possibly with another scent on it? jaxx did the same thing when we brought him home he would carry the toy on the bed and do his thing he did it twice we got rid of the toy and it stopped right away. just a thought!! hope it stops!!

He is only 11 weeks old. He is a baby. The litter/toilet training like any young animal is not completely etched on his brain yet. He plays, he has a good time and then wants to pee. He has not got it into his head that peeing only needs to happen in one place.
Toileting even of toddlers is not fool proof, accidents happen.
Your expectations of this little thing are too high.
Shut him out of the room, until you can trust him on your bed.
I am not a fan of young kittens in beds anyway, I have heard of too many being lain on by their owners whilst asleep.