Here are some comments, VT:
(a) Kangaroos keep their young in their pouches. Using 'young' this way usually refers to babies, but a kangaroo usually bears only one baby at a time. Therefore, it would be better to refer to all kangaroos in general in this sentence.
(b) The mother kangaroo keeps / put her joey/baby in her pouch. (Note that there are differences in meaning and tense between keeps and put.)
(c) The kangaroo put its young (kangaroo) to the pouch.
(d) The young kangaroo is in its / her mother's pouch.
(e) The young kangaroo is sitting in the pouch. This is not a good usage of the verb sit.
(f) The mother kangaroo keeps its her young in her pouch. See my comment about the word 'young' in sentence (a).
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You could just use the word 'baby', and 'joey' is another possibility.