Enhanced recovery after cesarean (ERAC) is a protocolized scientific pathway consisting of multidisciplinary approach based on multimodal evidence-based strategies in order to accelerate the return to normal function and improve maternal-fetal outcomes. Although the composition of ERAC pathway differes by specialty and institution, the ERAC typically includes preoperative, intraoperative and postoperative interventions to reduce nausea, vomiting, infection, thromboembolism and overall morbidity. The result of ERAC has been shown to reduce length of hospital stay, decrease cost, lowered the postoperative pain scales and opioid consumption in addition to improve patient satifaction and breastfeeding rates without a difference in readmission rates or complications. Cesarean delivery is different from all other surgeries in that patients need to care for their newborn while they recover from surgery. Therefore, the application of ERAC more broadly to the obstetric population would have widespread impact.