Yes, pullets may lay smallish eggs for several weeks but they are still healthy and delicious. They will get bigger in time, a few weeks or maybe a couple of months.
To determine whether your rooster is fertilizing the eggs, you have to look carefully at a yolk after you break one into a bowl. Every yolk will have a little white spot on it. But in a fertile egg that spot will be bigger and look like a bull's-eye. Sometimes you have to carefully turn the yolk over to see it.
To determine whether your rooster is fertilizing the eggs, you have to look carefully at a yolk after you break one into a bowl. Every yolk will have a little white spot on it. But in a fertile egg that spot will be bigger and look like a bull's-eye. Sometimes you have to carefully turn the yolk over to see it.