My two Quaker Parrots laid 6 little eggs!

This is quite normal for the Quaker's.Do you know if ,you have a male and a female ? Females lay eggs without a partner,but they are not fertile ,yet mom don't realize this.What are they doing with the eggs? Have they prepared a nest or are they dropping them on the bottom of cage. If they hatch have your hands full,that I do know for sure .If you do not desire 6 baby birds . Ask a local pet shop if they would be willing to look after the eggs. Otherwise to cure your problem you can start shaking the eggs.I know the last option sounds cruel but 6 babies, are gonna be a hard chore for you as well.Mom has to be suffering herself ,most likely running very low on calcium.I would recommend to keep her health up ,give her oyster shells or calcium as she has used most of her supply laying the eggs ,she may fall ill.

Congratulations grandma!! :) In the wild Quakers use sticks to build MASSIVE communal nests... so maybe you should give them some twigs and small stick to "weave" a house from? Make sure you give your momma bird food with plenty of calcium and vitamins so she can replenish her reserves. I would also put a humidifier in the room so that the air isn't too dry in there. I know it's REALLY tempting to peek at the eggs A LOT, but try not to disturb the nest too much so the parents don't abandon the nest. Try to keep the room quiet and don't let strange people in there for the same reason. Are you planning on letting the parents raise the babies completely or are you going to try to hand feed them once they hatch? If you are going to let the parents raise the babies themselves make sure to give them some "baby food" (the food breeders hand feed their baby birds) so that the parents can feed that to the babies. This food is also good to give the mother before the babies hatch to help put back whatever she put into the eggs. Good luck!!