Have I made a mistake? Chicken poo / veg garden

I have 2 large raised beds which I build over the winter and using for the 1st time now.
They were both filled with a mix of weed free top soil and multi compost.

The 1st one I have rocking and rolling already from seeds started in pots inside and transplanted and it seems to be doing well.

The second one I was going to seed directly in May (or about now)

My issue is:
We have 2 chickens
For the last month or so I have been putting the chicken droppings directly into the soil thinking it would make some nice soil conditions.

Last night my mother told me that the poop needs to be composted for quite a while before putting in the soil as it would be to 'hot' (whatever that means)?? and it would ruin my seeds and plants in that particular bed??

Has my dear old mother made that up???

If its correct, have a totally ruined one of my new beds for this year?
Is there anything I can do? or am I just worrying to much? again..

Mum's right.  So is Scabs.

Get what you can in the compost bin, and look forward to spectacular compost next year but remember to layer the chicken poop with other organic matter.

If you plant seedlings in the bed then remember to dig a slightly bigger hole for each plant and drop a bit more compost in the hole before planting.  This should afford it a bit of extra protection to the young plants just in case the soil is still a bit “hot”.  It's belt and braces stuff really.  Scabs advice should see you right.

There has been much discussion about this but most people believe that it should be composted first when used in the veg patch.
That saying....I regularly poo pick the grass in the garden and chuck it on the borders and after only a year you'd be amazed at the growth and health of my plants!!!
I think laying hens produce a pretty balanced poo (acid/alkaline) but it's great as an accelerator in the compost!!!