Objective: The research was carried out descriptively to examine the health care satisfaction of the mother’s with cancer children between two and seven years old who were hospitalized in terms of some variables. Material and Methods: 35 children’s mothers who voluntarily accepted to participate in the study between two and seven years old who had been diagnosed with cancer at the oncology service of Ankara University and Gazi University, at least six months ago, without congenital major physical and motor development disorders were included to the study group of the research. The data of it has been colllected with General Information Form and Pediatric Quality of Life Inventory Health Care Satisfaction Hematology/Oncology Module Parent Form. Results: Perception of general satisfaction, communication, technical skills of mothers’ aged 21-30; general satisfaction, knowledge, technical skills, total health care satisfaction of mothers who are illiterate, literate, graduated from primary or secondary school; general satisfaction, communication, technical skills of those with minimum wage and lower income; mean scores of the emotional needs of mothers with no disabilities in their children were found out significantly high. The relationship between mothers' encounter with a child developer during their children's treatment and their health care satisfaction was not found to be significant. Conclusion: It was found that there was a relationship between the mothers' age, educational status, family’ income and disability in their children due to illness and health care satisfaction sub-dimensions