This book offers a detailed exploration of the factors that influence women's decisions when choosing the place of childbirth, whether at home or in a hospital. It examines the historical evolution of childbirth practices, highlighting how social changes and medicalization have shaped modern approaches to birth. The text critically examines the impact of medical interventions on childbirth, questioning whether these practices always serve the best interests of women or if they sometimes undermine their autonomy. The crucial role of healthcare professionals, especially obstetric nurses, is emphasized, as they act not only as caregivers but also as advocates for women's rights to make informed decisions about their childbirth experience. By providing comprehensive support, they help women navigate their options and empower them to choose what is best for them. The book suggests a shift from a one-size-fits-all medical model to a more personalized and empathetic approach, ensuring that every woman feels supported and respected throughout her childbirth journey.