Please help me identify my chicks!

[Cockstrongorcocksure]

The first 5 pics are my wyandottes, the first Reba and second Rose are blue laced red, and the other is Lady a silver laced wyandotte. Reba and Lady are 4 weeks, Rose is 3.
The next chick is a bantam cochin, who is 3 weeks old.
The pics, 9, 10, 11 and 12 are easter Eggers, Roberta and Cloris. The last 3 pics are Betty, a black Australorp. How many cocks are their? I also have 2 faverolles but I'm almost positive one is a male. It's wings have a ton of black. Please help! I'm dying of curiosity!

 

[Andkingquail]

They first one looks to be a wyandotte of some sort but I'm not sure about the rest.

 

[Cockstrongorcocksure]

They first one looks to be a wyandotte of some sort but I'm not sure about the rest.

It is a wyandotte, I'm sure on breeds, just not genders

 

[JedJackson]

No obvious cockerels at this point, but it is very early yet. 6 to 8 weeks is a good time to start evaluating gender unless there are obvious signs earlier.

 

[Cockstrongorcocksure]

No obvious cockerels at this point, but it is very early yet. 6 to 8 weeks is a good time to start evaluating gender unless there are obvious signs earlier.

The only ones I'm really thinking might be roosters is the cochin bantam and maybe my easter egger roberta,, she big lol but we will wait and see!

 

[HorseGirlAbby]

The silver laced Wyandotte’s comb is a little pink, as is the Easter Egger who’s sticking her face in the camera. It’s much too early to tell for sure though.

 

[Cockstrongorcocksure]

The silver laced Wyandotte’s comb is a little pink, as is the Easter Egger who’s sticking her face in the camera. It’s much too early to tell for sure though.

Thanks for the tip, I'm starting to wonder about my silver laced too

 

[Liberty-Chicken]

It's pretty early to tell, and if they are Wyandottes, you can't tell by their color what gender they are. With chicks if you want to tell by color what gender they are you can only do that if the breed is auto-sexing