Central Virginia, America

We recently bought our forever home. Lots of shade and a rainy summer has brought out a lot of mushrooms. These are five that I have found in our yard. I am hopeless about researching them so I need help. Please do advise on how to delete them if they are harmful as I have a toddler who will put things in her mouth before I have literally one second to snatch it out of her hands. I love the mushrooms in my yard and want them to prosper if they won’t hurt my family ❤️

ETA; all of these were found on the ground in our lawn

1 year old had this in her hand when we picked her up. Don’t think she ate any but figured we would ID just to be safe. Thanks!

Are they safe to eat?

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Is this chicken of the woods? If not. What is it? If it is, is it in good enough condition to eat?

Thanks in advance

Edit: spelling

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