A study to assess the Experience and Expectations of Childbirth among primi mothers admitted for delivery in Thiruvarur Medical College and Hospital, Thiruvarur.

Introduction: Childbirth is a stressful event for many women without prenatal preparation, and factors such as education, previous experience, doctors, friends, mothers, and media contribute to the formation of beliefs. This study aims to assess the Experience and Expectations of Childbirth among primi mothers admitted for delivery in Thiruvarur Medical College and Hospital, Thiruvarur. Methodology: A quantitative research approach was selected to gather data, and a descriptive research design was employed. A sample size of 50 participants was selected using a convenience sampling technique, where all available mothers meeting the inclusion criteria were chosen. Result and Findings: The results of the study showed that all 50 participants reported a “Good experience and expectation” with respect to their childbirth experience. Specifically, 0 participants fell under the categories of “Bad experience and expectation” or “Moderate experience and expectation,” indicating that 100% of the participants had a positive experience and expectation of childbirth. Conclusion: The study concluded that most participants reported feeling supported during their pregnancy and labor, with a majority expressing confidence in the process. The overall expectations for childbirth were mostly focused on it being a normal and manageable experience.