During the puerperium, a woman’s body is weak and exposure to cool air is detrimental to her health. Generally speaking, after the puerperium, i.e., 6 weeks after giving birth, she is not afraid of the wind. The puerperium is the six-week period after giving birth, during which the mother’s body is weak and needs a quiet and comfortable environment for gradual recovery, so she should not be exposed to cool winds to prevent colds, joint pains, etc. After the puerperium, her body has basically recovered from the cold. After the puerperium, the body has basically recovered, at this time you can carry out normal activities, you can appropriate wind, pay attention to keep warm. It is recommended that after giving birth, women should actively learn about postnatal health care, eat a more nutritious diet, and pay attention to adequate rest to promote the body to return to its pre-pregnancy state as soon as possible.