A break is a great thing but the reason they take babies away from birth parents is to have them not get too attached. You certainly can offer it to your foster daughter, but the temporary placement of that little one becomes incredibly important in case she decides to give her up. Your 25 year old can relinquish temporarily to the county and the county will find appropriate care (it’s called a voluntary placement)… then that way the baby goes someplace that is willing to keep her long term in case she decides to give her up. Also, You can find someone like me or any of a bunch of other foster parents that would love to adopt ultimately but also completely supports reunification with the birth parent (9 of my kids went home to birth family members)… I’ve adopted 2, and one passed away from a genetic illness.
Last…at least for me, each of my kids will always be MY kids (even when they get placed elsewhere)… so I would almost consider this my grandchild. You may want to think if you want to adopt your grandchild (from that perspective)… It may be the perfect answer since the mom already has a tie with you. And yes, you can give her some time to herself, but make sure you have the rest of it worked out in your head.
God Bless you, and trust the Spirit within you to give you the right answer. You’ve trusted that spirit many times throughout your life… trust it and be prepared!

Really? What a blessed Mother’s Day present you are offering her. A chance to make a real decision and get some sleep.

Kudos.

What you’re offering to do, is right up there with acts of the saints! What a noble thing to do! I think it’s wonderful that you actually “get” it, when so many others don’t.