If you happen to have a female rabbit who is pregnant, you're probably curious about how many babies she's going to have. Farmers have been asking this question for generations, and there's still no definitive answer. Some say that rabbits give birth to all their babies at once, while others believe that they deliver one kit at a time until all the kits from that pregnancy are born. The truth is probably somewhere in between. Rabbits typically give birth to a litter of anywhere from two to eight kits, but it's not uncommon for them to have just one or two. And while it's possible for all the kits to be born at once, it's more likely that the mother will deliver them one at a time over the course of several hours. So if you're wondering how many baby rabbits you're going to have, the best answer is probably "somewhere between one and eight."