First of all, the mother mouse should be isolated from the young mouse.

The reason for isolation is that hamsters are different from other small animals. They like to live alone. If two hamsters are put together, there will probably be constant fighting and so on. Therefore, hamsters should be isolated immediately when they are pregnant and give birth, otherwise those adult hamsters may be fined or even eat these newborn cubs directly.

Second, the layout of hidden places.

Hamsters must choose a secluded place after giving birth, and it is best not to avoid light, because hamsters don't like bright nests. You can put some sawdust in them, spread more layers or put more newspapers in them, and it is best to wrap them all up, so that hamsters will like them better.

Third, food should be full of nutrition.

Hamsters must keep enough food in the process of feeding after giving birth, and the food should be nutritious, because hamsters are prone to hunger after giving birth. If there is not enough food, they are likely to kill the children and eat them, so be sure to keep enough food and don't let them kill hamsters. In addition, you can give them some bread worms and the like, which are more nutritious, and it is best to drink boiled water, so it is not easy to have bacteria.