How do I manage multiple colliders on a gameObject?

Hey all, first time poster, I don't know how formatting works but the preview box isn't giving me high hopes. I hope I posted this to the right section!

I'm not super new to Unity, I've been learning for maybe 6 months now.

I'm working on making my own first simple project,

Some preface information: I have been experimenting with this for a short time now (3-4 coding sessions) and originally I had 3 boxcollider2D colliders on the parent gameObject, and it was janky and I couldn't differentiate between which collider was where (without clicking on the collider) so to make things more organized I made a child object for each collider and referenced them in script using [SerializeField]

The problem: I have a script that handles all player movement (basically a movement controller) and it references 3 child gameobjects that have their own hitboxes. I've been using debuglogs to make sure the collisions work as I need them to and things are going well for the most part.

 using System.Collections;
 using System.Collections.Generic;
 using UnityEngine;
 
 public class PlayerMovement : MonoBehaviour
 {
     /*
      
          Comments for things currently working in my code:
          Forward and Backward Explosions.
          Forward Input. 
          Backward input.
          Jumping.
 
          Comments for the things currently not working in my code:
          Air movement.
          Setting player upright if not landing properly
     */
     [Header("Player Movement")]
     [SerializeField] float playerSpeed = 2f;
     [SerializeField] float jumpHeight = 2f;
     [SerializeField] float torqueSpeed = 2f;
     //
     [Header("Automated Movement")]
    // [SerializeField] float jumpSpeed = 2f;
    // [SerializeField] int pogoHeight;
     //
     [Header("Landmine Paramaters")]
     [SerializeField] float explosiveForceX = 3f;
     [SerializeField] float explosiveForceY = 3f;
     [SerializeField] float negExplosiveForceX = -3f;
     [SerializeField] float negExplosiveForceY = -3f;
 
     [Header("Colliders")]
     [SerializeField] BoxCollider2D headCollider;
     [SerializeField] BoxCollider2D bodyCollider;
     [SerializeField] BoxCollider2D pogoCol;
     //
     Rigidbody2D rb2d;
     // Start is called before the first frame update
     void Start()
     {
         rb2d = GetComponent<Rigidbody2D>();
         pogoCol = GetComponent<BoxCollider2D>();
         headCollider = GetComponent<BoxCollider2D>();
         bodyCollider = GetComponent<BoxCollider2D>();
     }
 
     // Update is called once per frame
     void Update()
     {
         GroundMovementHandler();
         AirMovementHandler();
         PogoMovementHandler();
     }
     void OnTriggerEnter2D(Collider2D collider2D)
     {
         if (collider2D.gameObject.tag == "ForwardExplosive")
         {
             ExplodeForward();
         }
         else if (collider2D.gameObject.tag == "BackwardExplosive")
         {
             ExplodeBackward();
         }
     }
     private void ExplodeForward()
     {
         Vector2 explosion = new Vector2(explosiveForceX, explosiveForceY);
         rb2d.AddForce(explosion, ForceMode2D.Impulse);
         rb2d.freezeRotation = true;
         Debug.Log("I am touching a forward explosive");
     }
     private void ExplodeBackward()
     {
         Vector2 explosion = new Vector2(negExplosiveForceX, negExplosiveForceY);
         rb2d.AddForce(explosion, ForceMode2D.Impulse);
         rb2d.freezeRotation = true;
         Debug.Log("I am touching a backward explosive");
     }
     void JumpHandler()
     {
             // Vertical = up and down
 
             // Move up and down
             float vertitalMovement = Input.GetAxisRaw("Vertical") * jumpHeight;
             vertitalMovement *= Time.deltaTime;
             transform.Translate(0, vertitalMovement, 0);
     }
     void GroundMovementHandler()
     {
             // Horizontal = left and right
 
             // Move left and right
             float horizontalMovement = Input.GetAxisRaw("Horizontal") * playerSpeed;
             horizontalMovement *= Time.deltaTime;
             transform.Translate(horizontalMovement, 0, 0);
             JumpHandler();
     }
     void AirMovementHandler()
     {
         if (pogoCol.IsTouchingLayers(LayerMask.GetMask("Ground")))
         {
    oid PogoMovementHandler()
     {
         //Debug.Log("Jump down and up by yourself");
         if (pogoCol.IsTouchingLayers(LayerMask.GetMask("Ground")))
         {
             Debug.Log("Jump up and down by yourself");
           //  transform.Translate(Vector2.up);
         }
         else if (!pogoCol.IsTouchingLayers(LayerMask.GetMask("Ground")))
         {
             return;
         }
     }
 }

The problem I am currently having with colliders is "pogoCol", in the method "EnableAirMovement()" unity is saying that while my collider is touching the ground (my player starts in a grounded position) Unity is saying that pogoCol (the collider set to touch the ground) is not actually touching the ground.

I have moved the colliders into the sprite a little so it is visually touching the ground and my Debug.Log for "Air movement enabled" is updating every frame to tell me that my collider is not working as I intended.

I'm not sure what other information I can really add to this post, my head isn't clear as it is very late at night and I feel like a bit of a zombie, if anyone can manage to make sense of this then your input is much appreciated.

I'm off to sleep and I will continue to work on a solution in the mean time and I will answer any and all relevant questions if there are gaps to fill.

:).