What type of chickens are these?

[Auntiejessi3]

Last night I let the babies and my other chickens (almost 4 months old) free range together while mostly trying to keep them separated. I had the little ones sleep in the run and the older in the coop, like normal. This morning I put the babies in a dog crate inside the coop so everyone can get to know each other a bit. Any idea how long it might take before I should allow them to all be around each other with no crate for protection? Sorry for so many questions on this post. I’ve only been a chicken mom since I got the older girls 4 months ago!

https://www.backyardchickens.com/threads/change-of-plans.1454019/

This is what I did and it worked great!

 

[Rhodebar Lover]

Are they all bantams? I'm thinking two Cream Light Brown Dutch Bantam cockerels and two Delaware Bantam pullets

 

[lovegianevie]

I’m not sure if the girls are bantams. They are bigger than the boys if that helps.

 

[Rhodebar Lover]

I’m not sure if the girls are bantams. They are bigger than the boys if that helps.

Okay! Then the two are Delaware rather than Delaware Bantams!

 

[3KillerBs]

Last night I let the babies and my other chickens (almost 4 months old) free range together while mostly trying to keep them separated. I had the little ones sleep in the run and the older in the coop, like normal. This morning I put the babies in a dog crate inside the coop so everyone can get to know each other a bit. Any idea how long it might take before I should allow them to all be around each other with no crate for protection? Sorry for so many questions on this post. I’ve only been a chicken mom since I got the older girls 4 months ago!

This is the thread where I documented the integration of my Splits with my Ladies: https://www.backyardchickens.com/threads/integrating-the-splits-documenting-the-process.1469700/

 

[Frazzemrat1]

Last night I let the babies and my other chickens (almost 4 months old) free range together while mostly trying to keep them separated. I had the little ones sleep in the run and the older in the coop, like normal. This morning I put the babies in a dog crate inside the coop so everyone can get to know each other a bit. Any idea how long it might take before I should allow them to all be around each other with no crate for protection? Sorry for so many questions on this post. I’ve only been a chicken mom since I got the older girls 4 months ago!

I usually house my younger chickens next to the older ones for about a month before I let them intermingle.
as for the rest, I'd have to agree with what others have said in regards to gender and breed.

 

[RoostersAreAwesome]

I just got 4 chicks from a friend who didn’t want them. He doesn’t remember what kind they are. Can someone help me figure it out? Would be super appreciated! Also any guesses on genders as well. I can take better pictures when I get them home and into the coop if needed. Thanks!

How do they look now?