For some people, motherhood is the greatest gift and joyful mission. For others, unfortunately, it is an ominous threat and a kind of curse. Women themselves perceive it differently. Some of them love it and accept it. They want it at all costs, while others want to avoid it because they often do not take into account the ultimate, often severe consequences. Pregnancy and pregnant women are for some a blessing and a blessed state, for others a mere coincidence and an unwanted state. When God created a woman, he imprinted a feeling for another in her personality. Tenderness, warmth, and sensitivity are just some of the characteristics of a woman's being. At the moment of creation, God gave a woman special qualities unique to her. Only a woman can have such warmth, beauty, understanding, and willingness to sacrifice herself for the sake of another being. And precisely these values are a prerequisite for good and successful motherhood. New times brought new problems. Women are in danger of losing their femininity, and therefore the feeling or desire for motherhood. Always relevant, the topic of motherhood is becoming even more relevant today. Rarely throughout history, has motherhood been seen as a threat or a nuisance. Today, unfortunately, this is an obvious everyday fact. Feminists see motherhood as a real possibility of subordination to men. Since the new life is needed by the mother, especially in the first months, the woman remains attached to the child, which lags behind men in the business world. For this reason, women demand the right to abortion and contraception, and by doing so, they are acting against themselves and their femininity. When a woman reaches for contraception, she ascribes to herself a place that does not belong to her. In addition, the use of contraception leaves consequences and poses a threat to motherhood. On the other hand, many women are not fertile, and such women best understand why motherhood is a gift. The inability to give birth brings a woman to new and different views on life. The problem of infertility affects marriage. It leads the couple to new opportunities for marital fulfillment. A couple who can conceive must take responsibility for their fertility. Fertility is a gift that requires parental responsibility in two steps. The first step concerns responsible childbirth. The second step refers to the development and upbringing of created life. The role of the mother in the family is irreplaceable. No one has as much influence on the psychological and spiritual development and growth of a new life as a mother. A woman enriches the whole society with her motherhood. A mother is a reminder of God's love, tenderness, grace, and warmth in this world.