First hatch. Babies with combs?

[WallyBirdie]

My turkens have never hatched any of their own eggs. When acquiring new chickens, I've always had to purchase them.
My girl was being moody and broody, so I let her sit on her eggs. (I don't usually leave the eggs with her. Last time we tried to let her, the eggs actually started to rot...)
I went to clean the nesting box and feed my birds and found little tiny puffballs that turned out to be babies.

Less than a week old, and all three have little combs. Does that mean that they are cockerels?
Is it common with turkens?

 

[sourland]

Congratulations on the hatch - all chicks are born with combs of some sort.

 

[ChemicalchiCkns]

Enjoy the peepaz, and their combs.

 

[WallyBirdie]

Congratulations on the hatch - all chicks are born with combs of some sort.

Thank you for the answer! I wasn't concerned but I sure was curious! I'm excited to have the little ones!

 

[BlueBaby]

Don't worry, you will have girls there in the hatch also. All chick's have the comb's. It's how those comb's develop as the chick's grow's that will tell you the sex of them.

 

[Trimurtisan]

Congrats on the new babies!

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[WallyBirdie]

Don't worry, you will have girls there in the hatch also. All chick's have the comb's. It's how those comb's develop as the chick's grow's that will tell you the sex of them.

Thank you!
Silly question. I've had day-old chicks before, but those were purchased. I have these babies set up in the brooder. Is there anything different I am supposed to do?

 

[WallyBirdie]

Congrats on the new babies!

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Thank you!