What to do about mummy spider and her babies

[Whatwouldnanado]

So we came home from holiday to find a scene from Charlotte’s Web in our shower room washbasin.
The babies are tiny, whole lot are very sweet and still. I can’t work out how to move them without damaging them. I understand putting them outside could kill them, so ideally will relocate to an outbuilding.
Suggestions please? (Ideally nothing to do with hoovers!)

An egg sac or have they hatched?

If they've hatched they usually disperse quite quickly. My shower room babies I collected into a box with the help of an artist's brush and a tissue.

Try to put them somewhere quiet.

The mother is usually still nearby but will die and this provides the babies with their first meal.

I just leave ours they know what they need.

Thank you for all the replies! We really need the basin back so I followed ideas above and friend to gently detach the web and with a soft paintbrush move mama and babies into a small cardboard box. The mother immediately jumped off, scarpered somewhere between the banisters. So I have left the box on the stairs and will leave them to get in with it!

So lovely to see people taking care and time to protect nature!

Personally I'd move.

Spray 'em, spray 'em, spray 'em. I say.

@sp1ders

really? That's bloody grim! Im
glad my two are boys!

Well that seems like a pretty compelling reason not to have kids.

Depending on spider, normal move it, false widow kill them all