In Indonesia, the coverage of infants that get breastfeeding exclusively were still low. In 2013, the average coverage of exclusive breastfeeding in Indonesia was 54,3%. Surabaya, in East JavaProvince, is one of the city with low coverage of exclusive breastfeeding. The average of babies whogot exclusively breastfeeding in Surabaya since 2012 – 2015 were 63,13%, still below the target ofHealth Ministry. This research conducted to analyze the relationship between motivation, perception,and knowledge of pregnant women and breastfeeding practice. The respondent of the research waspregnant woman and the study continued until they are giving birth. Sample size was 79 mothers inEast Surabaya. Result showed that majority mothers have high motivation to breastfeed, positiveperception related to breast milk, low knowledge about breastfeeding, and they already givebreastmilk only for their babies during the first week. Conclusion was there was no significantrelationship between motivation, perception, and knowledge towards breastfeeding practice. This iscaused by there were a lot of factors that influenced directly or indirectly towards mothersdecisionand practice to breasfeed or not.