Although we are living in the 21st century, in the Republic of Croatia home birth is still not adequately regulated by law and almost all women give birth in a hospital environment. The aim of this research was to determine the attitudes of bachelors of midwifery in the Republic of Croatia about home birth. 73 bachelors of midwifery in the register of members of the Croatian Chamber of Midwives participated in the research. The research was conducted through an online anonymous survey questionnaire that was developed specifically for this research and it was conducted in May 2021. The results showed that two thirds of respondents believe that the possibility of complications in childbirth is lower if the birth takes place in a hospital, while one third of respondents believes that childbirth should not be conducted exclusively in a hospital. Almost a third of respondents states that they would conduct births at home in the case of adequate legal regulation of the same, and most of them are between the ages of 21 and 31 with less than five years of service. Only 27% of bachelors of midwifery believe that they have enough knowledge and skills to manage home births, and 18% would be ready to lead home births with more education and work experience. Due to the increasing rate of home births in the Republic of Croatia, it is important to provide women with the possibility of professional management of such births. Bachelors of midwifery in the Republic of Croatia are the most adequate of medical staff for conducting home birth with the aim of better outcomes, both for women and their children.