What breeds are my 3 chicks?

[babbychickens]

Another possibility for the second chick is a light brahma. Can you tell the comb type yet?
The last one is probably mixed with silkie if it has 5 toes...

Just from looking at comb types on google images it looks like it'll be a single.

 

[babbychickens]

I agree with most on the first two.
Polish
Cochin (likely white but possibly splash or ??)
The last one, I believe, to be a frizzled Cochin/Silkie cross.
Some Silkie crosses will be smooth feathered but clearly this chick also carries the frizzled gene.
Very cute trio!

FYI: Be aware that sometimes other chicks will peck at a Polish birds crest as it grows in.
Sometimes even pulling the feathers.
I think @No More Empty Nest had that problem.
They can get rather fascinated with it.
Just something to look out for.

Yes I think you're right for all of those. And thank you for the heads up about the Polish

 

[Frazzemrat1]

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Just from looking at comb types on google images it looks like it'll be a single.

Then Cochin it is!

 

[Shadowfire]

The first one is definitely a Polish, you can tell by his little afro.

 

[KinnaChickie]

omg yes good advice on watching out for others picking on the polish. I have 8 of them, 6 cockerels, and it seems all my other birds love to try and pick on them. and that last one looks to be a silkie x frizzle. but everyone else is head on with the first two. I have both and they are a joy

 

[No More Empty Nest]

I agree with most on the first two.
Polish
Cochin (likely white but possibly splash or ??)
The last one, I believe, to be a frizzled Cochin/Silkie cross.
Some Silkie crosses will be smooth feathered but clearly this chick also carries the frizzled gene.
Very cute trio!

FYI: Be aware that sometimes other chicks will peck at a Polish birds crest as it grows in.
Sometimes even pulling the feathers.
I think @No More Empty Nest had that problem.
They can get rather fascinated with it.
Just something to look out for.

Oh yes, I had that problem. It started when they were pretty little. I thought she was just loosing her baby fluff. But then realized she was being pecked at. I put some blucote on at first because it looked like she had a little blood. But that didn't stop them so I got the bad tasting stuff. RoosterBooster Anti Feather Picking I think it is. I had to put it on every other day, they were quite persistent. But they finally stopped! Luckily they had been more breaking the feathers off than pulling them out, so her head recovered fast. She looked like a punk rocker for a while with her purple head, lol.

 

[drumstick diva]

For major picking problems - get pinless peepers. Keeps them from seeing straight ahead which throws off their aim - just irritating enough to wear them that they forget about picking and want the darn thing off.

 

[No More Empty Nest]

For major picking problems - get pinless peepers. Keeps them from seeing straight ahead which throws off their aim - just irritating enough to wear them that they forget about picking and want the darn thing off.

Do they have those for bantams? I looked at them on line but didn't know if they'd fit