If you get pregnant again after three months of normal delivery, it is better not to do so at this time. Because the body has not yet fully recovered, the uterus has not returned to the state it was in before the pregnancy, and the uterus is less flexible. If you get pregnant again, you may have a miscarriage during the pregnancy, or during the growth of the baby, the uterus is less flexible, which may cause uterine rupture or hemorrhage, which may be harmful to the pregnant woman’s body. Pregnancy can also easily lead to a decrease in milk production and a decrease in the nutritional content of milk, which will not only affect the milk, but also affect the process of pregnancy of the second child. During this period you should enhance nutrition in moderation, and if you are sure you want to keep the baby you should also pay attention to review, and in the later stages you should have frequent ultrasound to check the growth of the fetus and the thickness of the endometrium to avoid the possibility of haemorrhage.