Today, there is an increasing number of obstetrical operations in the world. When performing each of them, the midwife has a very important role in the obstetrical team. The most popular obstetrical operation is the Ceasarean section whose incidence is increasing. To perform this surgical procedure, it is necessary to have medical indications for doing the same. Once the Ceasarean section is done, complications can always be present, which can make the puerperal process difficult. The puerperal process is greately hampered by the pain caused by the other most popular obstetrical operation, episiotomy. This procedure is made for the purpose of expanding the vaginal canal. The incision of episiotomy sometimes can create numerous problems that prevent puerperae in everyday care for newborns. Vacuum extraction is the least utilized obstetrical operation of the above mentioned. Although its incidence is declining, it is sometimes the only solution when there is a delay in delivery. Also, it is often used to shorten the second birth period when the woman in labor is heavily exhausted. Women in such situations have always had the need for someone who will give them security and reduce their concerns. Midwives have always played an important role in providing psychological support to women in labor who have encountered before such important life events. The importance of the midwife is also in the enlightenment of women, their families and the wider community. The profession of the midwife is privileged because they have the opportunity to attend the most vulnerable moments of a woman's life, which will forever remain in their memory.