VBAC
Are Saying I Can't Have A VBAC All My Baby Will Have To Be Delivered C-section How many Of You Momma's Had Vbacs And How Old Was Your Previous Baby That Was Delivered Via C-section? Some Ppl Are Telling Me I Have To Wait 3-4yrs Before I Can Have Another Baby And Some
VBAC How many Of You Momma's Had Vbacs And How Old Was Your Previous Baby That Was Delivered Via C-section? Some Ppl Are Telling Me I Have To Wait 3-4yrs Before I Can Have Another Baby And Some Are Saying I Can't Have A VBAC All My Baby Will Have To Be Delivered C-section
Have y’all ladies heard of VBAC? I’ve been doing my research and my doctor had said I would be able to deliver my baby vaginally since I had my 1st vaginally and my son with an emergency c section. Has anyone had one and succeeded?
Can I hear some vbac stories... I have. Had one c section and I just need to know how possible it can be and even some negative things to look for
Regardless of how you deliver your baby, C-section or vaginal, you are still a mother. Too many people have misconceptions about C-section moms. Some is unintentional but many of these uninformed comments can be quite offensive and hurtful. And they are completely missing the fact, that the most important thing is that both the mom and baby are healthy and happy.👶🏽 Here are six things you should not say to a C-section mom. 1 ⃣ “Too bad you couldn’t have a normal birth.” Many cesareans are performed because of health concers or in emergencies to ensure the health of the baby, mom or both. But it doesn’t matter. There should be no shame or regret over the C-section. 2 ⃣ “A cesarean is way easier than a vaginal birth.” It’s major abdominal surgery and many moms have gone through hours of labor and pushing before the C-section. Postpartum after a cesarean is not easier or better. It’s different and both should be honored. 3 ⃣ “A c-section is an awful experience.” Why put the spotlight on negatives? Many women with twins or preeclampsia, understand in advance they may have cesareans. Let’s focus on the blessing of birth and baby. 4 ⃣ “Sorry you missed out on giving birth.” Please no more mom shaming. #noshame 5 ⃣ “You’re lucky you had a c-section…” Having a baby is an intense journey for any mom. It’s not lucky or better. A C-section is one way of giving birth, but the outcome is the same. You get your beautiful baby in your arms. 6 ⃣ “You’ll never have a regular birth next time.” Approximately 60 to 80% of women are able to have a vaginal birth after c-section or VBAC. Each pregnancy and delivery is unique, and we should celebrate moms. Stop the mom shaming and the insensitive comments! Did you have a c-section? Share your story in the comments below 💕
VBAC after two C-sections? We are TTC #3. I really want to have a vaginal birth this time (if I do end up pregnant) but I've had 2 c-sections in the past.
Jasmine·
Мама дочки (1 год)
I'll Ask My OB Once I Move Back To Where I Had My Daughter
deleted-user·
My lo just turned 2 before my vbac, it depends on your risk factors and dr. Mine was very laid back.
Jasmine·
Мама дочки (1 год)
I'm Hoping Since I Waited More Than A Year Plus However Long It Takes To Get Pregnant Would All Me To Heal And Try For A VBAC
deleted-user·
I have had 2 successful vbacs hoping for another one (currently pregnant) my children are 3 years apart, except baby number 3 and 4 will be 16 months apart. My doctors practice wants you to be at least a year healed from when having a c-section.
Jasmine·
Мама дочки (1 год)
Yes I Had One 13 Months Ago And I'm Hoping I Will Never Have To Have Another C-section I Just Wanted To Know If Anyone Has Had A VBAC Before Two Years Of Postpartum
deleted-user·
You need to ask your doctor. But I had a VBAC with my second baby and my first baby girl was one 15 months old. She was 6 months old when I got pregnant and I planned on having a VBAC through out my entire pregnancy. Find a doctor who is supportive and will work with you. I will say my vaginal birth was so much better than my c-section. I plan on having another VBAC with this baby as well. I hope to never have a c-section again.