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Sorry I misunderstood you. Yep, I now see a new Easter Egger in your second pic. All girly girls except for your light Brahma. What a good-looking little flock!

When you say the other 5, that's a different light Brahma in the first pic of post #228? If so, that light Brahma is also a boy. Otherwise, I'm seeing four pullets of four other breeds heading toward point of lay.

I've never had a male light brahma so I don't know...but in trying to see what others have said I ran across this post that would also point to your chick being a pullet: https://www.backyardchickens.com/t/365692/light-brahma-and-saddle-feather-sexing

Pullet, @campingshaws. The light brahmas tend to mature slowly so there's maybe a 10-15% chance you've got a late blooming boy...but I'd say girl.

REALLY early to guess @Exotica - but if I had to guess, I'd say pullet. My brahma chick developed pretty much like the pullet side on the sketched chart from Hanbury House at this link (and I realize it says bantam Cochins...)...

Oh no, @Brigabart! That does NOT sound like fun. Good luck with them!

Congratulatons! Not yet laying, I take it? I have a light brahma about 3 weeks older than your girls and I suspect she'll be the last of my flock to produce an egg. I was excited to see her checking out the nesting boxes - only to realize that she was munching the hay in there. Lol!