if she popped them out with no problems then that's the really difficult bit done, yay!
congratulations to you & momma cat
i feel some spooky names coming along!

as long as she is somewhere safe & cosy & is suckling the bubs then it's best to leave her to it for the first few days.
kittens don't need much intervention from humans unless there are any problems

make sure momma has plenty of food & water & that she is using the litter. if she goes off her food or has trouble with toileting then do keep an eye on her in case she has retained a placenta, but hopefully all is well.

leave her bedding as it is for a day or two, so she has the birthing smells to help her bond with the babies before you give her clean bedding.

sit back & enjoy! if you have any concerns be sure to ask, or call your vet if it's anything serious

Thanks, yeah she is eating and toileting well. She seems to only eat when i am in there with her though, like i am supposed to babysit or something, lol.
I started putting the dish in her box with her, so she could eat and nurse, that seemed to help. I take it out when she is done.
The blanket I originally put out there, she moved during labor, so it is not soiled. But I will keep that tip in mind.
The placenta scared me, I did not know what it was, but was informed by my sister-in-law to leave it alone, and she ate it well enough (something else i did not know)
We already named the black one Jack, for Jack o Latern. It has been an exciting day.

What a nice surprise !

Pics of the little babies ?

Aww how lovely, you could name another one freddie crugar Looking forward to seeing pictures.

What are you going to do about her and the kittens? Are you going to hand her over to the RSPCA or CPL? Keep one of the kittens etc?

What a lovely story