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You can try adding some Save-A-Chick to their water. I would decrease the heat at least down to 90 at the most. When they want to warm up they will lay under the heat lamp and fall asleep, if it's to hot they can overheat. Make sure your brooder has at least 6 square feet at the minimum...

Need a little more info. How long have you had them? What are they eating? What is the temp in the brooder and is it big enough for them to get away from the heat source when they need to? Is she eating/drinking/running around?