Remember that snail keeping/caring for snail babies is a complicated process and requires some serious consideration of the regulations/ethics around it. Please check out the various forums and info online on what to do if your snails lay eggs (which adults will always do in the right conditions), and remember to never, ever release domesticated snails and eggs into the wild regardless of what you might see some people suggest. This is highly unethical and can be destructive to the local ecosystem as snails are defined as agricultural pests. In many places especially in the US, releasing them is downright illegal.
I love my snails and all animals very much, but it is necessary to balance that with the realistic considerations around the care/breeding of any living organism. Snails can easily multiply exponentially, and it is always in the best interest of the snail species itself to act in place of natural selection if natural selection itself is not present: this keeps them healthy and happy, and prevents some painful, drawn out deaths for sickly babies.
Check out this first link for preliminary information, but I will recommend doing more research beyond this:
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