My babies are here...am I doing everything right now?? with pics :)

Collected my 7 week old babies today, a speckeldy and a bluebelle, they are gorgeous, quite friendly and VERY noisy They are in the large rabbit cage in my laundry for now. They have water, growers and the lady I had them off said wait until they're 10 weeks before putting them where the others can see them. So I'll sort a section of the run out for them in a week or so, until then, can I let them go outside, using the top of the cage as a secure run for them? Is there anything else I should be doing?? Do they need grit and shell yet and when should I worm them? Sorry to keep asking all these questions :/

How lovely    How about some photos? 
I am only just starting to get to grips with chicks myself.  My broody bantam mother does all the work.  I just supply food water and shelter!  They are a week and a half old, their run is in sight of the other bantams and, yes, the chicks make a lot of noise!
Good luck and keep us posted.

Carla, I am always on here pestering the regulars for answers, some things you need proper advice for.  There again, everything you do, you do for the good of your chickens, so I think if you follow your instinct most of the time you can't go wrong and if things arent working well then change them. Still come back on here for reassurance, I do and they haven't got fed up with me YET !!

As for your other questions, yes they will need hard grit available, but no they won't need shell grit.  If they are out on the ground they will find their own hard grit, but in their cage you could just put some in a dish for them to pick at.

I presume the feed is medicated for coccidiosis?  Once they are exposed to the soil in their new home cocci will become a risk so something to be aware of.

i agree with the others.  If you have a separate hutch and run, get them outside now