Shizophrenia is one of the hardest and most common mental disorder nowadays. Since it affects whole personality, it enables patients understanding of reality. With antipsychotics, disease is controlable, but definite curement is almost impossible. On the other hand, high rates of pregnancy in women with schizophrenia is common, so mothers experience complications during pregnancy, delivery and postpartum period. Midwives have a lot of impact in these situations. They replace psychiatric nurse and care about the patient on the most professional level. Early diagnosis and pregnancy monitoring are neccessery for a patient to receive the best care. Midwife must approach a patient assuring her support and help during pregnancy, delivery and postpartum period. She should act according to the process and confront this specific disease. She supervises and helps in protection of mother and a child along with regulating the disease. Also, she educates mother about baby care and observes their relationship. Education of patients about parenting and family planing should be a standard for everyone, and a role of a midwife, as someone who is closest to the patient, is to give the patient all the information needed.