About a third of all women who are pregnant in the United States will have a cesarean section or c-section when they give birth. This is also known as a surgical birth. Here's what you need to know during Cesarean Awareness Month (April).
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click here | | | | | | What's up with a cesarean? | About a third of all women who are pregnant in the United States will have a cesarean section or c-section when they give birth. This is also known as a surgical birth. Here's what you need to know during Cesarean Awareness Month (April). |  | Robin Elise Weiss, PhD
Pregnancy & Childbirth Expert | | | | What happens in a c-section? | One of the biggest things people want to know is - what really happens when you do a cesarean? Here's a look at the details. | | | | | | | How to Have a Safer Cesarean | If you are having a cesarean birth, there are some things that you can do to help make your birth and postpartum safer. | | | | | | | Using a Doula for Cesarean Birth | So many people think that a doula, a professional labor support person, is only for people who are planning for a vaginal birth, but having that extra support is invaluable, even when you're having a c-section. | | | | | | | You Probably Don't Need Another Cesarean | Having your next baby, you will most likely be a great candidate for a vaginal birth after cesarean, or VBAC. Talk to your doctor or midwife about this option. | | | | | | | | | | | You are receiving this newsletter because you subscribed to the Pregnancy & Childbirth newsletter.
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