Abstract: Introduction: Childbirth, which is acknowledged to be a very important experience in a woman’s life, and her satisfaction with all that transpires during this period, are utterly important for the mother’s health, for her infant’s health, and for positive family relations. Objective: The purpose of this study was to determine the women’s satisfaction levels to care in the postpartum period. Material and Method: This was a descriptive study nested within a cohort involving women who gave birth at one public maternity hospital in Turkey. Among 300 women who gave birth during the study recruitment, 36 women did not receive a questionnaire. After giving birth, the women who met the inclusion criteria were invited to take part in the study by one of the researchers. The data were collected using a Survey form and The Scale for Measuring Maternal Satisfaction in Birth in the study. Results: It was determined that the total mean scores of the postpartum women who had vaginal delivery were 136.8±14.1, and the total mean scores of the postpartum women who had caesarean delivery were 138.2±12.1. Conclusion: It was found that the level of satisfaction with the childbirth process were low in both groups.