Mothers in labor are allowed to use air-conditioning, but the temperature should not be too low or too high to avoid catching a cold or heat stroke. Mothers in labor are generally weaker and have lower immunity, so they are prone to catching a cold or heat stroke. In a room with a high temperature, you can turn on the air conditioner to cool down the mother and reduce the discomfort caused by the heat. In cold weather, you can also turn on the air conditioner to raise the room temperature to prevent the mother from catching cold. It should be noted that air-conditioning should be turned on to create a comfortable environment for the mother, and the temperature should not be too high or too low. In addition, mothers should rest properly, pay attention to diet, prohibit smoking and alcohol, and avoid drinking strong tea and coffee during the postpartum breastfeeding period. Meanwhile, keep a good state of mind and avoid excessive anxiety.