Layer Pellets

We have just got 2 bantam white leghorns - both are laying. We have given them layer pellets but they are not in the slightest bit interested in them. They will eat bread, corn and dehulled sunflower seeds.
Should we try another make of layer pellets or is there something we can make up which will suffice?
Look forward to advice as we are rather concerned.
Thanks

watching with interest as my bantam will ignore layers pellets and scratch round garden all day, I never see her go to the feeder. Chick crumb she likes and shares with the chick when she can and she can spot mixed corn from the other end of garden at treat time in afternoon.
I use the small holders layers pellets. Despite this she is laying well.

Cut the treats down to a minimum and leave until later in the day.
Make a mash out of the layer pellets by adding hot water. It is the only way I can get mine to eat pellets. You can change to layer mash when the bag is finished

oh man, I feel your pain. I now have to be so strict with treats and keep them until late afternoon/evening time as my girls will turn their noses up at layers if they know a grape is on the horizon (imagine a grape on the horizon for a sec...) theyre a bit like kids with sweets and cats with Tuna. With my chickens I have had to, on occasion make a water-porridge oat/pellet/corn mash and gradually take away everything else. Fussy eaters indeed. Also if the mash is too solidfor my girls they wont eat it, it has to be like slop :/

Thank you so much for all your help.

The soaking of the pellets in hot water to make a mash has done the trick - will be buying the layer mash next time!

Thanks again everybody!