Why my parakeet of 2 years have babies with her partner?

Parakeets are a type of small parrot, and like all parrots, they are sexually reproducing creatures. This means that they must have a mate in order to reproduce. Parakeets typically reach sexual maturity at around one year of age, so it is not uncommon for a two-year-old parakeet to have babies.

If you do not want your parakeets to have babies, you will need to separate the male and female birds. This can be done by housing them in separate cages, or by using a divider in a shared cage. You will also need to remove any nesting materials from the cage, such as twigs, leaves, or shredded paper.

If you are not sure whether or not your parakeets are sexually mature, you can consult with a veterinarian. A veterinarian can also help you to determine the sex of your parakeets, if you are not already sure.