Hen or too?? Help guess my oddball

[JosephineGamero1]

So this year I let my broody hen Sonny (buff Orpington) hatch out 6 eggs. And I have 2 sets of twins (only cause they have the similar pattern ) a lavender Orpington and an odd ball
( you’ll know it when you see her! )
The grand chicks are 6 weeks old and I’ve been curious to know if I have some Roos in the mix.
So here is baby 1

I think it’s a she because her comb is still yellow and she doesn’t have any waddles present

Here is baby 2 … Hands down I know he is a Rooster but it’s okay you can see his twin in the back for comparison

Babies 3 & 4 have flat combs but no waddles yet so I am hoping they are hens.

And baby 4

Baby 5 is a roo he has his waddles that are pink with a light light comb

Now baby 6 is my favorite so I had to save the best for last
I’m not sure what this chick is.

So let me know what you guys think

Here’s photos of the moms that laid the eggs and the dad

 

[Tonyroo]

The 2nd pic hen is the pic 6 chick's mom. Looks like a female.

 

[MysteryChicken]

Tip:

Solid Roo X Barred hen = Sex links. Males have a headspot, & feather out Barred. Females no headspot, & feather out solid/not barred.

 

[HorseGirlAbby]

I think you’ve got three of each. The first two are barred, so by default they’re cockerels, since your rooster isn’t barred. The lavender also looks like a cockerel. Since the oddball baby has a single comb, the barred single comb hen or the buff Orpington is likely the mom.

 

[Cloverr39]

1 and 2 are 100% cockerels because they're sexlinked. 5 looks like a cockerel too. The rest look like pullets.

 

[MysteryChicken]

In total I see 4 cockerels, both sexlinked, & not.