Widespread availability and use of the Internet provides women with numerous opportunities to independently seek information related to pregnancy and social and emotional support during pregnancy. The digital environment can be an important social context with in which effort develops one’s own maternal identity and know ledge. This medium has advantages and limitations in providing information and support to women during pregnancy. Some benefits are supported by other women through the exchange of experiences, a sense of belonging and understanding, easy access to information and in dependence in searching for all the information that may interest a woman. Negative things are the issue of privacy of women and children, control over the content and the inability to judge the truth and quality of the content. This requires personal as well as media responsibility. The aim of the research was to promote the influence of social networks on decision-making about the manner of childbirth of pregnant women. Hypotheses have been tested and most respondents believe that there is little influence on the formation of opinions and decisions based on information found on social networks, and that the information contained on the misunreliable. Increasing opportunities to promote the well-being of pregnant women in this context is an important pathway for further research and practice. Research is needed in the area of understanding ways how pregnant women do research and promoting better and more reliable content in social networks that provide two-way communication.