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Yes, I agree with @drumstick diva...if you are having her hatch some eggs, leave her alone. She knows what to do. We only move them when we are not wanting any eggs hatched. When we move them to the hatching coop they are on their own.

They are! Our are very patient about being removed but tend to go straight back to the nesting box. Sometimes we remove the broodies before we open the run and put them in the pasture. Helps break some, some not so much. The best is letting them hatch some eggs. Our second best moms are our Buffs!