With the beginning of the pandemic many questions about the influence of the COVID-19 infection on the expectant women and their pregnancy arose. The greatest enigma and fear represented the possibility of the pregnancy rising the sensitivity to SARS-CoV-2 infection and that the SARS-CoV-2 infection increases the risk of a negative pregnancy outcome and neonatal disease and mortality. The goals of the research were: to determine the total number of COVID-positive expectant women, to determine the type of childbirth and occurrence of childbirth complications and the type of care of the expectant woman and her newborn provided in the Women’s Health Clinic in the Clinical Hospital Centre Split. By the inspection of the birth protocol, it has been determined that in the period between August 2020 and February 2022 in the Women’s Health Centre there were 82 expectant women who were proved to be COVID-19 infected at the time of childbirth. Childbirths of the expectant women who were COVID-19 positive were performed in the rooms and in ways completely different from the usual ones. The new organization of the clinic during the COVID-19 pandemic led to the childbirth in the Women’s Health Clinic of the CHC Split being carried out according to the European standard and principle “one pregnant woman – one midwife”. The outcome of the pregnancy in the expectant women who were, at the time of the childbirth, proved to be COVID-19 positive, does not differ from the childbirths before the pandemic. During the pandemic, a higher percentage of caesarean delivery rather than the vaginal one was marked.