Maternal satisfaction represents an important parameter in the assessment of the quality of experience following pregnancy and childbirth. Many factors contribute to the fulfillment of maternal expectations. Pregnancy is characterized by examinations, introduction to the physician who will manage the pregnancy and, in case of positive outcome, building a professional relationship based on trust. Childbirth itself is usually presented by differences in types of birth and, very often, by the implementation of many interventions that can cause mixed feelings in women and be either positive or negative factors in developing healthy communication with the obstetric team. Postpartum period is generally represented by the time used for recovery and is also an incredibly important period for the mother to establish a bond with her newborn child. It is very important to recognize the sensitivity of mental health in the aforementioned period of time because it can impact maternal bond with both her child and the rest of her family. The aim of this graduate thesis was to closely describe researches done in the service of improving maternal satisfaction with childbirth and consequential level of collaboration during the experience. The following text focuses on interventions conducted by researchers and cited authors and both positive and negative aspects.