[darby]

  WE HAVE SIX HENS..BLACK ROCKS WHO ARE NOW BACK TO NORMAL AFTER SHORT SCARE..AND RHODE REDS..LAYING WELL..HENS ARE AROUND 22 WKS OLD..LAYING 3-4 EGGS A.M...2-3 PM...BUT AMONGST THESE WE ARE STILL GETTING SOFT SHELL...WILL THIS RESOLVE ITSELF NATURALY...OR IS THERE ANYTHING WE CAN DO TO HELP THINGS ALONG..THEY ARE BEING FED ON LAYERMASH AND AS A TREAT LIVE MEALWORM...THANKYOU..

[joyfull]

Please can you stop shouting (capital letters) 
Do your hens have access to oyster shell all the time?

[joyfull]

Forgot to say darby in my pm that they are just getting the hang of laying but with the oyster shell they should soon get the hang of this laying lark 

[Mitsy]

I would suggest oyster shell too 

[Kate and her Ducks]

If they are young and just getting going, the odd soft shell is nothing to worry about and usually settles down as they get into the swing of things. They should always have oyster shell available to them. That being said, I have a duck who always lays soft shell or rather shell-less eggs. Done everything to try and sort her but doesn't seem to bother her and have almost given up on her as a dud duck!

[Oliveview]

I now put oyster shell in with their food and they eat it and donīt throw it about like they used to.  I give a good handful a day with each scoop of food.  We were getting soft shelled eggs or eggs with a very thin shell, fingers crossed it has stopped.
Pamela