This report focuses on reducing risks during pregnancy through a quality improvement approach. It emphasizes the importance of good communication between pregnant women and healthcare providers, empowering women to make informed decisions about their delivery methods. The report highlights potential risks such as prolonged labor, ectopic pregnancy, and the dangers of alcohol consumption and unhealthy lifestyles. It recommends healthy lifestyle choices, including proper nutrition and avoiding certain foods, and stresses the need for pre-travel consultations and vaccinations for pregnant women. Furthermore, the report underscores the importance of advance consultations, regular checkups, and the formulation of antenatal plans for women with previous delivery complications. The report also addresses the need for risk assessment, including factors like recurrent miscarriage and gestation diabetes, and recommends close monitoring in the days leading up to delivery, and access to an information booklet. The report concludes by recommending choosing the appropriate place and method of delivery in advance. This information is crucial for pregnant women to make informed decisions to reduce risks and ensure a healthy pregnancy.