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Title:Motherhood Experience Review of the Relationships and Factors Affecting the Level of Child Love Summary:Objective: This study was conducted to determine the relationship between the motherhood experiences and the level of child love and to study the factors affecting. Tools and methods: the universe of the study carried out in the identificative and relational status of the University of Sakarya Education and Research Hospital Central campus and the Women's Birth and Children's Hospital Campus clinics and clinics of the 0-3 years old mothers with children, and the sample formed 140 mothers with the criteria of participation in the study on the date of the study was carried out. The data was collected using the question form prepared by the researchers, the Maternity Scale (BaM 13) and the Barnett Child Love Scale. The data received from the study was evaluated through IBM SPSS Statistics 23 statistical programs. Results and Results: 36.4 percent of women involved were between 24 and 29 years of age, 37.9 percent were high school graduates, 88.6 percent were households, 65 percent were core family structures, and 32.9 percent were married for 2-4 years. It was found that 25.7 percent of participants, with a score of 9 and above, with a cutting value of the BaM 13 scale, did not receive support from their family in child care. The independent sampling t test / ANOVA test found a statistically significant difference in the average maturity scale according to age groups (p<0,05). Mothers in the age group of 18-23 were found to have a lower maternity satisfaction compared to those in the age group of 24-29. When the relationship between the participants' Maternity Scale (6.12 ± 4.74) and Barnett Child Love Scale (92.23 ± 7.89) was studied, the two scales found a weak, negative statistically meaningful relationship (p<0.05). 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