nawww, not to late, but they are squrmy jumpy little things.
I would suggest if you are having the kids hold them,
Explain before you take the kits out that they are little tiny babies and scared and jumpy that way the kids will be expecting it and not surprized when one of these baby rabbits jumps and jerks like a jumping bean.
have the kids sit on the floor, legs folded and a bath towel drapped over their laps. This way if the little critter jumps out of their hands it will be in the towel.
But hopefully that won't happen (I am a stickler for precaution)
I would only do one baby rabbit with one kid at a time, remember you only have 2 eyes and 2 hands. And children get so excited when able to hold a little baby criter.
Remind the kids to talk low and softly.
Have them hold it to their chest or cupped in their hand to prevent it from falling. Make sure to remind them also not to hold it to tight.
I wouldn't let kids walk around with them, they need to be sitting.
Is this your first litter?
If so, be careful, some momma rabbits will actually attack you (your hand) if you're in their nest box. I have a couple of scars on my hand to prove it.
Just be careful and compassionate and think of what you would do if someone knocked down your door and tried to take one of your kids
She doesn't understand you are bringing them back.
This is a great opportunity to teach the children about baby critters, animal behavior and gentleness. ENJOY!!!!!!!!
Oh and at 2 weeks naw they won't bite.
BTW does anyone on this forum know why the little kits do the jumping bean thing from day #1? Is is an in nature defense to preditors? Or is it their little nervous system? I'd love to know why if anyone knows. Thank you