chick crumb?! *newbie alert*

[chickiedoodahs]

I haven't even got my eggs yet but planning on putting them under my broody if I can get some today, anyway all going well they will be in with my very small flock of 2 other girls.
Should the chicks and adults get crumb or am I really going how novice I am?! I have no idea really but I've reserved loads and everything is quite contradicting so would be brilliant if really people could tell me what they do?

Also on a side note any hints/tips or do ands don't on leaving a broody do the work?

I'm new to having chickens but trying my hardest to educate myself to prevent if possible any bad out comes!

 

[chickiedoodahs]

Researched* bleeding phone!

 

[bigbruce]

Brodie's are great sit back and let them do the work.After my Brodie's hatch i put them and the hen in a separate cage for a couple of weeks then turn them loose with the flock.They will need chick starter crumbles

 

[chickiedoodahs]

Thank you! Is it essential I separate them? The other coop I have sits completely flat to the ground so would be worried they may get cold or upset with the move?

 

[bigbruce]

Not essential but you will have a better chance of raising all of them.i put the hen with them in a separate cage she won't let them get cold.