Rabbits typically have litters ranging from 1 to 12 babies, with the average litter size around 5 to 7 kits (baby rabbits). Some sources note an average of about 5 babies per litter, while others cite averages closer to 6 or 7. The female rabbit, called a doe, can have multiple litters per breeding season—commonly 3 to 4 litters, but sometimes as many as 7 litters annually. Each pregnancy lasts about 4 to 5 weeks (around 30 days), and does can become pregnant again almost immediately after giving birth

. In summary:

• Average litter size: 5 to 7 babies
• Range: 1 to 12 babies per litter
• Litters per year: 3 to 7
• Gestation period: ~30 days
• Can conceive again right after birth

This high reproductive rate explains why rabbit populations can grow rapidly under favorable conditions