Stress causing my pullet to stop laying

[A-TeamMama]

I have only one bantam. A cute speckled Sussex. She was raised with 6 standard girls. The all got along fine. Then due to a combination of possibility she stopped laying and left us shortly after. Since then I have worked hard at getting her back with our girls. Now she finally seems happy. She hasn't left our chicken yard and seems to be getting along well for over a week. She stopped laying over a month ago. All of the girls were born this March. I have routinely checked on my girls about three plus times a day. I do this for a safe environment and I love spending time with them.
My question is this. My bantam was the first to lay. And she did so well. I have searched everywhere for weeks and no tiny eggs. I feel safe to say she stopped due to the stress of being picked in. But If she is feeling safe now. And I believe she is. Because she can easily fly away at anytime, but hasn't for over a week. How long before egg production starts? I miss her little baby eggs. There is always layer feed, oyster grit, egg shells, daily scratch and occasionally leftover treats.

 

[A-TeamMama]

She still isn't laying. I have noticed that my boss chicken sometimes dominates the nesting boxes. Is that normal or am I imagining it?

 

[twisted-acres-farm]

She still isn't laying. I have noticed that my boss chicken sometimes dominates the nesting boxes. Is that normal or am I imagining it?

many hen's have a favorite nest box and can "hog the box" even if they really don't need to lay an egg. You could try putting a ceramic egg (cheap way hard boil a couple eggs and then mark them) in other boxes and see if you pullet might try one of them instead.

 

[A-TeamMama]

She was laying. She was an excellent layer. But it's been over a month, almost two since her last egg. And every time I check on my girls, my bantam is with them. But still I check outside the chicken yard. She seems happy, not egg bound.