Slugs? Which technically are a mollusk, but that doesn't stop them from eating things we would prefer them to not eat. But I think I see the tell-tale silvery tracks across the strawberry leaf with the hole in it. You can by slug pellets, either the organic or not organic kind if it is slugs and they become a real problem. Actually there are a ton of ways to deal with slugs, if you do a search you'll likely come up with plenty. But as slug damage goes, that looks pretty minor, and the plants look good. As for stuff growing slow, it's probably just cool spring weather... Everything looks very wet, have you must had a spell of rain? Cheers!

Culprits could be sowbug/pillbugs or earwigs, more than likely. The former are quite notorious for doing stem damage to young plants.

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Sorry, I can't see the offending critters, even with the bigger picture. In fact what is that I'm looking at anyway? It seems to shade from white to green...
Anyhow, you won't see slugs during the day, but look an hour or so after sundown and you may find you culprit for the holes in the first query. The new guys I hesitate to try to id with out a better look... Maybe include a familiar object like a dime or something to give your photo a sense of scale, as well? You will likely discover you are sharing your garden space with a whole host of critters you never noticed before. Cheers!

Wow! You have alot of bugs! I would put on a pair of gloves and go out and squash them. The last picture looks like a cucumber beetle, but it is hard to tell, they are so little.

The fellows on the boards look like psocids. If so, NOT plant pests. Instead, eat fungus.