Name the eggs! Choose your baby to root for!

You can do beak trims and monitor feedings. That works for some birds, for others it works for a while before it doesn't
I will watch as they grow. Might have to adopt them out to a family who is good at stuff like that. My sister in law knows about chickens. She might want them. If they are roosters though she will raise them as meat birds šŸ˜¢
 
I believe this is Pinstripe. I have too many floofy babies.

Note to self. Hatch smaller batches.

Also! In the last pic, she/he dipped out and jumped back into the brooder lol.
 

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I believe this is Pinstripe. I have too many floofy babies.

Note to self. Hatch smaller batches.

Also! In the last pic, she/he dipped out and jumped back into the brooder lol.
Pinstripe had to get back to work, no time for photos, there are many things needing pinstriping!

For Scribble and the beak, others have already covered this well. Keep an eye on them, there isn't a lot you can do. Filing / trimming may be enough, or it may not. It may be best for the crooked beaks to be given the very best 15 to 20 weeks of life they can possibly have then have your sister in law process them. I had 2 gimpy chicks from my batch, I was able to find a lady I worked with who took them in, she's had gimpy birds before and enjoys caring for them.
 

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