This qualitative study intends to understand the meaning of pregnancy for diabetic women. Semi-structured interviews were carried out and data were analyzed by means of the Collective Subject Discourse, identifying the following central ideas: happiness about a desired pregnancy, preoccupation with pregnancy and renouncement, my pregnancy was planned, I had other plans, I feel what pregnant women feel, I had many problems during pregnancy, a child was everything that he wanted, he didn't feel the same emotions as a woman, I am controlling, doing everything the doctor says, I am trying to follow a diet, but it is hard. These central ideas demonstrate that, among the diabetic pregnant women, planning and wanting the pregnancy and counting on the support of the family and/or companion were also essential for the treatment to be faced naturally and for the pregnancy to be experienced in a pleasant way.