Gestational diabetes can be delivered by normal delivery. Undoubtedly, a normal delivery is the most beneficial for postpartum recovery as well as for the health of the newborn. Diabetes itself is not an indication for cesarean delivery, unless there is diabetes with severe microangiopathy or combined obstetric indications, such as poor glycemic control during pregnancy, large fetus, especially if the estimated fetal weight is above 4250g, or previous history of stillbirth or stillbirth, the indication for cesarean delivery can be relaxed appropriately. In addition to the above factors, it is recommended that sugar mothers actively prepare for normal delivery from the beginning of pregnancy, such as paying attention to weight control during pregnancy, the higher the pre-pregnancy body mass index, the less weight gain the pregnant mother should have, in layman’s terms, the fatter the pregnant woman the less weight gain. For example, if the body mass index is over the standard, even more than 30, to reach obesity, the weight gain should be 5-9 kg throughout pregnancy. Weight control is not only about keeping your mouth shut, but also about opening your legs. You must insist on doing suitable exercises during pregnancy, such as walking, jogging, swimming, yoga, aerobics, dancing, etc. The better the preparation work during pregnancy, the greater the possibility of smooth delivery.