It is common for women to be in a bad mood during childbirth, and it requires the family of the mother, especially the husband, to be more considerate and caring, to let the mother rest more, for the family to help take care of the baby, and for the mother to get more sleep at night. After delivery, due to the lowering of hormone levels in the body, coupled with the changing role of the mother, breastfeeding or anxiety about raising a child, and lack of sleep, can produce a bad mood and even lead to postpartum depression. As family members should be more caring, loving and supportive, the mother should perform self-mediation, develop good habits of rest and recuperation, ensure recuperation while paying attention to proper exercise, and avoid prolonged bed rest.