Need a care sheet for jumping spider babies

[VivekGandhi]

I've been fostering a 5-legged jumping spider I found at home, waiting for her to molt and regrow her legs. She's been with me for 5/6 weeks now. While cleaning out her enclosure of insect remains, I accidentally ruptured what I now realize was an egg sac, with what look like eggs-with-legs. Mom is currently well-fed, so I put her back in with the babies, hoping she might re-build the webbing. She had built the egg-sac (that I thought was a molting bed) approximately 4 weeks ago.

Do I let them be?
Do I put them in a separate incubation enclosure thing?

She's a common Indian jumping spider (don't know the specific species). Most of my experience is with tarantulas. Any help is appreciated

 

[Lucky123]

Keep them in the enclosure leave them be until they molt, then wait a few days before releasing them. After you release leave the enclosure open under a bush for a month because normally some of the eggs still won’t have hatched.

 

[VivekGandhi]

Keep them in the enclosure leave them be until they molt, then wait a few days before releasing them. After you release leave the enclosure open under a bush for a month because normally some of the eggs still won’t have hatched.

Awesome! I really appreciate the directions, thanks so much. Will do that.