Objective: This study investigates the perception and association about RMC experiences of mothers with selected demographic variables.

Methods: A cross-sectional research design was used in the study. The data collected from 101 postnatal mothers attending immunization clinics at selected urban health centers. Samples were selected by using purposive sampling technique.

Results: In the study 62% of the mothers, the Hospital Staffs Never allowed them to practice their cultural beliefs, 74% of mother said they never got counselled when they felt depressive, 84% of the mother expressed they were never allowed to hold the hand during labour pain, 84% of the mothers said they never got the information about deep breathing, sips of water etc. 92% mothers said they never received dignified care. The 25% and 12.8% mothers of different age group, 37% mothers had degree education, 34.8% are in private service, 27% of mother delivered at Pvt. hospitals had always faced bitter RMC experiences.

Conclusion: This study on RMC experiences among mothers provides valuable insights into the perception of care given by the staff during pregnancy and childbirth. The mothers were not satisfied by the care provided by health care professionals.