A robin lays between 3 to 5 eggs in one brood. The Robin can raise up to three or more broods a year.

Baby Robins are in the best for approximately 13 days or more while the parents feed them. Both parents help to raise them before they fledge, or leave the nest.

The female lays the first egg approximately eight days after the nest is prepared. The following day, she'll lay another, and so forth until all eggs are in the nest.

Two years is the average lifespan of a Robin in the wild. Some have been noted to live as long as 6-9 years, with one wild robin living almost 14 years.