The most important thing I would say is to make sure that your doctor is truly VBAC friendly, and will let you go past your due date (up to 42 weeks) before any talk of induction/cesarean. This takes the pressure away. I ended up switching obgyns when I was 36 weeks due to that my former doctor was not really VBAC friendly after all and wanted to schedule a repeat cesarean at 39 weeks. After switching doctors, I spontaneously went into labor at the day after my due date and had my VBAC baby at 40weeks and 2days.
Tips for VBAC
I’m currently 17 weeks and am hoping for a vbac when the time comes. Just wondering on what I️ can do to prepare my body to be able to have a successful vbac. Is it too early to be bouncing on a ball or would that be a good start? Scared, nervous but yet excited to be attempting to go the vbac route. Any help will be appreciated!
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