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Jakob wrote: So I should just leave them be, make sure they are watered and hope they will survive? Is there nothing I can do?

Nop, any disturbance whatsoever is enough to be the final push. But again, they are probably dead already

Jakob wrote: So I should just leave them be, make sure they are watered and hope they will survive? Is there nothing I can do?

We tend to have a small number of children and treat them very carefully. We are not trees.

The pine trees here have hundreds of offspring underneath them. By next year most of them are dead, so the trees have hundreds more. It sounds a little hard hearted but most seedlings die, because that's what trees do. If one of yours dies there is not a lot to do other than get another.

Spot Beagle wrote: At this time, feeding them would probably be harmful, or fatal.

Quick side question to the topic.
At what age is safe to start applying fertilizer to a healthy seedling?