How long do robins care for their young?

Answer by  Rich76 (57)

Baby robins typically leave the nest about two weeks after hatching. Even after leaving the nest, though, they will follow their parents and beg for food.

Answer by  Sly72 (49)

On Average, Baby Robins Usually Leave Their Nests Anywhere Between 13 to 15 Days... But, There Have Been Instances In Which Babies Will Stay With The Nest For A Little Longer. Once The Robins Have Hatched, It Is The Male Robin Who Takes Over Until The Young Are Ready...

Answer by  dpboris (383)

Young robins will usually leave the nest when they are around 13 days old, but their parents will likely stay around a while longer. Also note that parents may care for some of their chicks longer than others.

Answer by  dpboris (383)

Usually around 2 weeks or so. There have been instances when the young stayed in their nest a bit longer, though.

Answer by  Riley (765)

After robin eggs hatch they remain in nest for 13-15 days. The male robin takes over watching the young at this point until they can live completely on their own.