In Egyptian mythology, the goddess associated with childbirth and women is Bes. Bes is often depicted as a dwarf-like figure with a cheerful demeanor, representing protection and safety during childbirth. He is seen as the guardian of women, ensuring a smooth and safe delivery. His role goes beyond mere assistance; he embodies the joy and fear of motherhood, often invoked in prayers and rituals. Bes symbolizes the feminine strength and the nurturing aspect of life, representing the interconnectedness of the divine and the maternal experience.