Risks and benefits of VBAC and planned caesarean section 

Thank you for this video. I just had a c section on 6/26/24 due to my daughter being breech. Prior to that i had two vaginal births. I was devastated because I thought once a c section always a c section. This gives me hope in the future that I can have another vaginal birth.

Thank you for this great and helpful information

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Is this Liam Neesons actual son? Haha 😂

I had a wonderful VBAC experience with my second. My first was born via cesarean at 32 weeks six years prior. I am hopeful for a 2VBAC with our third in a couple of weeks! If you’re a good candidate I strongly recommend considering a TOLAC.

What about if failed induction in first pregnancy which leads to emergency cesarean. Is VBAC still possible for the second?

Had a emergency c-section first baby was 4 pounds due to distress from preclampsia. Vbac next baby was nearly 10 pounder, bleed alot from internal tearing and have several bags of blood cant remember it much as i fainted as they tried to do internal stitches. My gp wasnt really monitoring how big my babys were.

My scared is vertical, but one doctor said inside or inner cut was transverse. I'm confused can i try for vbac?

thanks for this video...I had a C-section with my first child because​ I was over due n wasn't getting passage,I then had a failed induction which led to my emergency C-section...my son is now four years old... what is my chances of trying for a vbac....or should I have a planned C-section....I'm confused please advise me

I've had 2 c sections, but this was 15 years ago... 2nd baby, went into established labour but they gave me hormones to speed up the contractions because had poo in my waters. I'm pregnant now, and would like to try and have 3rd baby naturally... Feel like because they Gave me hormones to speed up contractions, it didn't allow my body to warm up naturally as I was dialating. I ended up having c section because I was already in 100% pain and only 4cm dialated and then baby heart beat started to go down. The Dr's want me to have planned c section, but I just wanted things to happen naturally and only have a c section IF necessary.