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Hi Giuly,
We just had baby rabbits ourselves, and their mother (Stu) would cover them in a good 15cm of fur and straw every morning to keep them warm. It sounds like your bunny is doing the same with the newspaper. I would leave it. your rabbit is doing a great job
Dont panic if it looks like your bunny mum isnt feeding the babies either, she will only do it once or twice a day, when no one is around. She will uncover them to do this
Ours are nearly 3 weeks old and we havent seen Stu feed them at all yet! Just make sure that they are warm, and have chubby bellies
Please help
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