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Originally Posted by Mawilouwl
 I think she is pretty happy to be in a calm and loving place to raise her kittens (compared to the noisy and crowded shelter or the streets).
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Earlier you did wondered if she was a semiferale, or an stray / dumped... It is often really not easy to know.
A semiferale mom - or even a ferale - when she has "landed" and realizes nobody is threating, and the humans are docile - does accept the situation and does copyies. A mommys first duty is not "freedom" but taking care of her children. And as soon she realizes this is the best practical chance for her children - she adapts and even cooperates. If she is ferale, it is not sure SHE will be fostered into a pet cat - but her children usually are - she doesnt mind as long it goes well for them.
It is thus often easier to take care of a ferale high preg and or ferale mom with her small kittens - then an alone ferale cat...
In your case, it is almost entirely sure your mom is stray / dumped. How can we know? Easy: as she visibly was happy every time you were in her room - even in the beginning of your time together.
A ferale would perhaps accept you as long as you behaved, but she would be on her watch.
Semiferales somewhere in between...
Good luck!
It sounds like everything's going great- a couple sneezes is normal. With my little girl with an eye infection in my last batch, she squealed, and wasn't too keen on people since being held usually meant eye cleaning, but once her eye was better, she turned into a lovebug
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