Results show that the women€™s encounters of being engaged with choices and the relationship to expert and social help during their first work can be conceptualized as one principle subject: Most significant for first time mothers€™ during work is to be regarded for their requirements, to feel associated with the consideration, and backing from their partner€. This topic contained three classes: “To be regarded for their needed€, “To be engaged with the care€ and “Support from the partner€. A sheltered and quiet condition decidedly impacted the women€™s feeling of help, and the capacity to have her accomplice truly present emphatically affected the feeling of help. At the point when human services experts reacted to a woman€™ one of kind needs during work, the lady felt that the help depended on her as an individual and plausibility to being associated with choices; in any case a sentiment of vulnerability rose. In the event that the woman€™s accomplice had the option to offer help, at that point it was fundamental that he was genuinely present in the room all through the birth. Generally Important for First Time Mothers during Labour is to be Respected for their Needs, to Feel Involved in the Care and Support from their Partners Lena Nilsson et al.