Motherhood is a topic that has been explored in literature for centuries, but in recent times, contemporary female writers have approached the subject with a renewed vigor. The complexities and challenges of motherhood have been given greater attention, with authors exploring the joys and struggles of motherhood in their works. Many writers have approached the topic with a fresh perspective, often challenging traditional narratives and expectations surrounding motherhood. Some notable authors who have delved into this theme include Rachel Cusk, Sheila Heti, Maggie Nelson, Meena Kandasamy, Sayaka Murata, and Maye Musk. In this article, we will examine the problem of motherhood in the works of some of contemporary female writers of the world who have contributed to the discourse on the subject.