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This is the product I use for any chicks under par . http://www.thebirdcottage.com/s-poly-aidplus.asp Another thing to be mindful of is that if the temp is too high they will be sleepy and more prone to pasty butt, as a result of dehydration...

Good job! I had one hatch with more than half the yolk yet to absorb, @Sally Sunshines article saved it. Popped him in an egg cup till it absorbed , shriveled up and dropped off. I fed mine baby bird formula with a needle less syringe . It's a sugary sweet mix with vitamins and pro biotics and...

Don't put anything back inside. That only applies to prolapse. If there are any traces of yolk , you are best to let it absorb and then it will drop off, don't pull at it. There is something for everyone hatching eggs in this article of @Sally Sunshine...

Did you have a look at the second link? This is the pic showing vent and umbilical .

There is usually a swelling around the abdomen in omphalitis or remnants of the yolk sac still attached. Run the tap warm and just put the little butt under and see if you can gently move the poop away from the vent. A dash of acv in the water usually sorts pasty butt out...