Goats and kids identify each other by the sound of their calls rather than appearance. Kids nurse for about six months before starting to munch on leaves and grass. You can tell a kid's age from its teeth. For instance, a one - year - old kid has two teeth, and a two - year - old with four teeth is considered an adult.

If you're raising a young goat or kid, it'll rely on milk for the first six months. Make sure to provide clean and fresh milk during this time. Once it's around six months old, gradually introduce leaves and grass into its diet. To keep tabs on its growth, you can check its teeth to know its age. When handling the kid, be gentle as it's fragile. Keep its living area clean to prevent diseases. And as it grows into an adult at around two years, adjust its diet and living space accordingly.