Objective: The main purpose of this study is to examine the cesarean experiences of puerperant women and their needs for post-cesarean care. Materials and Methods: Interview technique, one of the qualitative research techniques, was used and it is phenomenological research. The sample of the study determined with maximum diversity sampling technique and it was included 12 puerperant women who underwent cesarean section in Aydın Gynecology and Pediatric Hospital. Te data was collected by individual interviews and audio recordings using a semi-structured form, and analyzed through content analysis. And, most of them preferred vaginal delivery. Results: In this study, the most common health problems experienced during pregnancy were nausea, vomiting, low back pain and muscle cramps and half of the puerperant women researched about the delivery and delivery method. Half of the puerperant women researched online and all of them heard about birth from their environment. Almost all of the women who had cesarean section stated that the physician made the decision of cesarean delivery, and it was found that all of the puerperant women were satisfied with the surgical team, the surgical environment caused fearand excitement in the puerperant, and there were problems related to cesarean section in the postoperative period. The main problems that they experienced were pain, pain and difficulty with movement. It has been determined that the puerperants needed the care of health professionals for methods of coping with pain, performing self-activities and breastfeeding, and more than half of the puerperant women do not regret cesarean. Conclusion: It was found that the cesarean delivery experiences of the puerperant women were positive and they needed the support of healthcare professionals mostly in dealing with pain, performing their self-activities and breastfeeding.