This report investigates the challenges faced by obese women during pregnancy and proposes an educational program to mitigate complications. It begins with an introduction highlighting the risks associated with obesity, such as miscarriage, gestational diabetes, and preeclampsia, and emphasizes the negative impact on both the mother and the child. The literature review defines obesity, explores its pathophysiology, and discusses the symptoms and causes, emphasizing the role of an educational program in reducing complications, enhancing health outcomes, and lowering miscarriage rates. The research methodology outlines the research paradigm, philosophy, methods, approach, and design, including data collection tools, sampling techniques, and ethical considerations. The results and findings section presents data from interviews and observations. The report concludes with a discussion, reflection, and recommendations for future research and interventions. The report aims to improve the quality of life for obese pregnant women by providing timely interventions and promoting regular monitoring of complications. The report emphasizes on the importance of understanding the issues and complexities obese women face during pregnancy and focuses on creating educational programs to address these challenges.