Outcomes of childbirth where the mother and child are in good general condition with the least use of interventions is an indicator of quality in women's health care regardless of the number of births. According to these studies, a greater experience of postpartum pleasure increases the likelihood of recurrence. The purpose of this paper is to present a method of clinical approach to healthy mothers with spontaneous labor. Show the differences in the choice of intervention in childbirth, the drugs used and the method of completion of childbirth in spontaneously initiated births of healthy nuliparous and multiparous. The research was conducted at the Clinic for Women's Diseases and Obstetrics of the University Hospital Center Zagreb by collecting retrospective data on delivery outcomes on a sample of the total number (healthy nuliparous and multiparous) (30%) of the first six-month period in 2021. The presented results on the outcomes of delivery of healthy mothers with spontaneous onset of labor show a high rate of vaginal birth (95%), and high scores of newborn vitality (Apgar score 9.97 and 9.99 after the first and fifth minutes) for all groups of healthy mothers regardless of parity or ordinal number of births. The low rate of births completed by cesarean section (3%), vaginal births with vacuum (1%) and episiotomy (19%) are shown and, in accordance with the recommendations, can be characterized as normal births with low risks. Nuliparous will have more episiotomies and amniotomies during childbirth than multiparous. The outcome of cesarean delivery and vacuum delivery are more common in nuliparous. The use of epidural analgesia in childbirth is more common in nuliparous than in multiparous. Multipartum women are more likely to receive opiates. In healthy mothers with spontaneous labor, children, regardless of parity, have an overall good vitality score (Apgar score).