<p><em>During the pandemic, health services are usually easily accessible at low costs, but there are changes, one of which is the implementation of home care which is prioritized for mother and baby patients, to prevent severity and improve their health. The purpose of this study </em><em>illustrates the application of obstetric care to neonates with home care during the post-pandemic pandemic. The method used in the study is a descriptive qualitative method with a case study approach. In this obstetric care, an obstetric management approach method with the SOAP method is used. The obstetric care given during pregnancy to Mrs. W at 39 weeks gestation who gave birth spontaneously on February 13, 2022 was helped by the midwife. Babies are born with a BB of 2800 grams, PB of 46 cm, LK of 33 cm, LD of 30 cm, female of 0-28 days of age. With the respondents, namely a mother who has a baby aged 0-28 days located in PMB and at home Mrs. W. Giving obstetric care to neonates includes prevention of infection, assessment of the baby, prevention of baby heat loss, airway release, breastfeeding with exclusive breastfeeding and how to properly care for the umbilical cord, IEC danger signs in neonates and immunization. There is no change in home care services for newborns 0-28 days after the pandemic, in this case home care services are more emphasized on the use of PPE (Personal Protective Equipment) in health workers (midwives) when providing home care services</em></p>