wobbly tomatoes

I'm growing a bushy variety of tomatoes (maskotka) in hanging baskets. I transplanted them into their final homes (1 per 14" basket with a couple of marigolds) a couple of weeks ago.  Because I wanted to harden them off a bit, I've been putting them outside in the day and inside at night.  All the moving around, plus the windy climate round here made me worry for them being blown/knocked over, so I tied them each to a little stick to support them.  But now I'm worried that they won't grow strong enough to support themselves- they're a bush variety after all, but when i unhooked them from their stick supports the other day they fell over (so were swiftly re-hooked on). 

Should I keep the sticks?  Gradually wean the tomatoes off them?  Or just stop stressing about my tomatoes and over-thinking things...? 

I've grown this variety for two years in baskets out the front, which can be windy they soom ok just remember to water well. They do trail a fair bit. I never liked tomatos much until I grew my own cherry ones which I love, enjoy growing and eating gardening is more of an art than a science.

Rach