Soft eggs from new layer

[rusty acres]

Today I found a couple eggs from (I presume) a new layer in my flock. They were together on the poop board under the roost instead of in a nesting box. I worked 12 hours yesterday so didn't get to collect eggs, as the sun had already set and hens were in bed for the night when I got home. I'm assuming they are from the same bird, but can't say for certain. I think I remember reading this can happen with a new layer? All my other new layers haven't had any issues with weak/non-existent shells, so this is a first for me. I am feeding layer feed, they free-range a lot, and I have crushed oyster shell out in the run. Should I be worried at all? Is there anything else I can do, it will her body eventually figure it out?

 

[Percheron chick]

Don't worry about it. She'll work things out.

 

[rusty acres]

I found 2 more side by side on the poop board yesterday, so I'm wondering if it's 2 different birds? Hoping they figure it out soon!

 

[feedman77]

Put some oyster shell out free choice.

New layers systems are still adjusting so they may take some time to get in sync.

 

[Cycomiko]

I agree with @feedman77 and @percheron chic. I'm only 9 moneys into Chickens, but most seem to start off week. I believe it's usually the ones on the bottom of the pecking order. It will sort out, but having oyster shells or crushed egg shells in a separate feeder will help get them up to speed.

 

[Johnny98]

New layers can bounce back and forth between rubber eggs, really small and then really big double yokes.
I've been getting an occasional white egg from one of my sex-link newbies and she has been laying for a few months.

I actually enjoy it, gets kinda routine once they figure it all out.