I didn't have any sound so couldn't hear happy cheeps. I hope that is all good - she definitely seems to acknowledge she has a baby!
For my preference she would be a little less obsessed with cleanliness and a little more obsessed with FOOD!
I don't think I will relax until I see them out and eating and drinking. Do please tell us when that happens!
One of the first things the mums I've known have tried to do at the ealiest opportunity is to have a bath. Most bath once a day when they are not broody so even a few days sat in straw and on eggs must make them feel dusty and itchy.
 
Up and About
Sylvie is not as robust as I would like but her and Phyllis were up and about. I went to put fresh fish in and Phyllis let me feed her. Sylvie ate some fish and then seemed tired so Phyllis moved the nest to her. Sylvie is all tucked in right now under Mum but she did lay next to Phyllis for a while. It is 86°F ( 30°C) in the coop right now.

There's a bit to go yet with Sylvie. She should be steadier on her feet at her age and more active. Still, she's alive and Phyllis seems to be on the job.
 
Nobody hops out?
Most picnic baskets can be closed if needs be. This sort of thing...

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I wouldn't recommend carrying any live animal in a basket that doesn't close.
 
Up and About
Sylvie is not as robust as I would like but her and Phyllis were up and about. I went to put fresh fish in and Phyllis let me feed her. Sylvie ate some fish and then seemed tired so Phyllis moved the nest to her. Sylvie is all tucked in right now under Mum but she did lay next to Phyllis for a while. It is 86°F ( 30°C) in the coop right now.

Great name!
 

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