This study aims at exploring the characteristics of motherhood experience and affecting factors on fertility of women with disability. The data has been collected from the 355 cases of women with disability aging from 19 to 49 across the nation, then the data has been analysed through frequency analysis, descriptive analysis, ANOVA and regression analysis. A number of
important characteristics has been described in terms of the demographic and motherhood experience such as difficulty levels of activities for child care, perceptions of pregnancy, delivery, and child rearing, social service awareness level, use experience and satisfaction level of the services. Some of the significantly different results among the types of disability have been presented. Through the regression analysis, it has been found that age, severity of disability, monthly income, age at marriage, use experience and satisfaction level of social service and paid job employment status. A number of suggestions has been mentioned to support to make the motherhood experience positive and to increase the rate of fertility of
women with disability.
Key-words: women with disability, motherhood experience, affecting factors for
fertility