The postpartum period is the beginning of lactation. New born babies should be able to suckleto his mother, but what happens in the field early in the postpartum period baby is difficult to suckleto his mother. Primary survey data on the first week of the postpartum period found 75% show thathis milk is not yet fluent. The purpose of this study was to determine the effect of rolling back massageto increase milk production in postpartum mothers. Design of this study uses quasi experimentalmethod with time series approach. With consecutive sampling technique. The samples are 30respondents with control group. An instrument used is observation sheet of baby’s urine frequencyfirst until third days. Data analysis using repeated anova test.Based on the results of this study on thebabys urine frequency on control group had a mean of 5.8. While the mean of intervention group was7.3. The results of statistical tests using Repeated Anova test,  = 0.001 ( <0.05) which means thereis the effect of rolling back massage to increase milk production in postpartum mothers. Based on theresults of these studies it is known that the back rolling massage can be used as an alternative toincrease milk production in postpartum mother in BPS, Puskesmas or Hospital