How is your little one doing? Sometimes they can seem this way when they first hatch normally straighten out within a few days. Sometimes helps to make sure they’re getting enough vitamin B, if you’re giving them vitamin water that should be sufficient.
I’ve never had a chick not sit where I put it!
The cheeks on the last one!The wee beans have been sprung from the incubator! The back is super wiggly and running everywhere lol. Floofster is much more calm and has a death wish, so no cute pics of her
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AWWW!!! I want Floofster! She's so stinkin adorable! So much floofs! And I laughed out loud when you said she has a death wish! So cute!The wee beans have been sprung from the incubator! The back is super wiggly and running everywhere lol. Floofster is much more calm and has a death wish, so no cute pics of her
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That's a wonderful way to teach children"My beautiful chicken"!!! OMG, I love it! That's so sweet. My two year old kept yelling "Ayyyys!" whenever he saw the eggs in the incubator (that's how he says eggs), and after they started hatching, whenever we'd go check on them he'd say "HI!!!" as we walked up. He still says "Hi!" every time he goes up to the brooder! I just love hatching and having chicks around the littles, they enjoy it so much and learn to appreciate and respect life as a result. All my kids have watched me hatch out birds and are very kind to animals (after a few close calls and tragedies) because they learned to cheer them on with me and respect the struggle they went thru just to come into the world. Can't think of a better lesson I'd like to teach my children than that all life is precious and should be treated as such. I just love chicks and chickens for giving my kids that valuable lesson
