Hedgehogs typically give birth to a litter of about 3 to 7 babies, known as hoglets. However, the litter size can vary depending on the species and the individual hedgehog's health and age. For example, European hedgehogs usually have larger litters than African pygmy hedgehogs. The gestation period for hedgehogs is around 4 to 6 weeks. After birth, the hoglets are born blind and hairless, and they rely entirely on their mother for warmth and nutrition during their early weeks of life. As they grow, they will start to develop their spines and open their eyes around 2 to 3 weeks old. It's important for a mother hedgehog to have a quiet and safe environment to raise her young, as stress can impact her ability to care for the hoglets.

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