Much of fetal development occurs when mothers are in the first trimester, which means screenings and health assessments conducted during this stage could show whether mothers and their babies are running risks of a complicated pregnancy. This means that the prenatal care provided to mothers at this particular stage is very necessary, especially for low-income mothers who usually do not receive it (Alexander & Kotelchuck, 2001). Programs should be put in place to ensure that low-income women receive the same care as women who receive good prenatal care. The main objective of this is to ensure that the infant mortality rate is minimized and also to improve the health safety of the mother and child when women give birth to normal babies who are within the range of normal birth weight. Every woman, poor or rich, deserves to receive good prenatal care that is affordable and easily accessible. The implementation of affordable medical insurance coverage, combined with government intervention, is a good way to close the performance gap in prenatal care for low-income women as it allows them to make small contributions depending on the plan. most suitable payment.