The most major crises of every woman are determined by the periods of puberty, pregnancy, and climacteric period, climacteric. In psychology there are different approaches to the pregnancy. A pregnant woman is perceived as confronting an identity crisis, a change of social status and intra-familial relations. Pregnancy as puberty and climacteric/menopause is a period of crisis that cause deep physical and psychological changes. This crisis represents important stages of development and has a series of peculiar phenomena. During pregnancy, as in other stages of transition, libidinal and aggressive drives are updated, leading to revival and/or simultaneous apparition of intra-psychic conflicts unsolved in previous stages of development. This is a period of disturbance of psychological balance, and the woman personality could pass through temporary disintegration. Such crises represent serious challenges for mental health of a woman and, if they are solved or passed unfavorably they could lead to pathologic consequences at psycho-emotional level. Waiting the childbirth is experienced by many women as an emotional crisis, stress, turning point or even illness. Pregnancy, especially the first one, is a crisis moment associated with forming the feminine identity and confirmation of gender belonging of the future mother. Nevertheless, every pregnancy is experienced differently – in different manners. Knowing the specificity of pregnancy stages, type and style could help the specialists from the reproductive and mental state fields that ensure psychosocial support to pregnant women.