The aim of this study was to explore mother-daughter inter action as represented by provision of food during the traditional month-long postpartum convalescence. The clinical field research method was employed. A convenience sample of three pairs of mothers and postpartum daughters were recruit ed from a medical center. Data from recorded inter views were analyzed. Con tent anal y sis was app lied to analyze the inter action between the mothers and daughters. The study demonstrated that the mothers exhibited caring behavior toward their daughters during this period. The postpartum daughters reacted to their mothers with approach, nostalgia, and appreciation behaviors. The results of this study deserve the cognitive recognition of nurses, so that they can be aware of and respect the indigenous beliefs and practices that link the events of child bearing, the health status of women, and family relationships especially between the woman and her own mother in order to pro vide better maternity care for postpartum women.