Is Postpartum Contraception a part of family planning?

"Postpartum contraception is like a family planning in the sense, that is after the child is born, say the first child is born, then you see everything for the child till the child goes to school. Then at that time you do not want to be burdened with another pregnancy very quickly. So you are going to plan your family. So after the child is born, then you have to taken the decision to do something and adopt a temporary contraception of your choice so that you will plan the pregnancy after the child starts going to school, say after the child is 3 years old or after the first child is 5 years old and it also gives you enough time to recuperate from your first pregnancy. After the delivery every woman has to recuperate herself, has to get back into shape, improve her health, improve her anaemia if she was anaemic earlier and whatever the medical problems that she has had during the pregnancy she has to come out of it. So she has to give her enough time so that she recovers herself for the next pregnancy. So it is kind of a family planning method"