Generally not. For women who are breast-feeding, if they can be sentenced, it is only possible to obtain a guarantor pending trial when they are in prison, because the other party still needs to nurse children, so it is inconvenient to be put in prison at this time.
 In Article 265 of the Criminal Procedure Law, a criminal sentenced to fixed-term imprisonment or criminal detention may be temporarily served outside prison under any of the following circumstances:
 （1） Those who have serious diseases and need to be released on parole for medical treatment;
 （2） A woman who is pregnant or breast-feeding her own baby;
 （3） Those who cannot take care of themselves in their daily life and can be temporarily served outside prison without harming society.
 If a criminal sentenced to life imprisonment falls under the circumstances specified in the second paragraph of the preceding paragraph, he may temporarily serve his sentence outside prison.
 A criminal who may be socially dangerous to be released on parole for medical treatment, or a criminal who injures himself or maims himself, shall not be released on parole for medical treatment.
 If a prisoner is really seriously ill and must be released on parole for medical treatment, a hospital designated by the people's government at the provincial level shall diagnose him and issue a certificate.
 Before delivery for execution, the temporary execution outside prison shall be decided by the people's court that delivered the execution; After being handed over for execution, the prison or detention house shall put forward a written opinion on the temporary execution outside prison, which shall be submitted to the prison administration organ at or above the provincial level or the public security organ at or above the level of a city divided into districts for approval.