There is no normal standard value for postpartum weight, because every woman’s weight is different, and the weight gained during pregnancy is also different, but after just giving birth, all of them will lose about 10 pounds. There are some poor individual differences in the weight of women during pregnancy. After a woman gives birth, as the fetus, amniotic fluid and placenta are separated from the mother’s body, the weight of these three add up to about 10 pounds, so when a woman gives birth, her weight will naturally decrease by about 10 pounds. Usually about six months after giving birth, the weight may be reduced by another 5-10 pounds or so due to the reduction of water in the body, physical exertion with the baby, and other circumstances. As long as a woman shows a gradual trend of weight loss after giving birth, not too heavy and not too light, it is a normal weight, if the weight is abnormal, you should consult a doctor in time. There are individual differences in women’s postpartum weight, so it is recommended that women pay more attention to observation, and if necessary, they should actively go to the hospital for treatment.