vbacs:
-do I have to…?
In this section we’ll explore how you can prepare for the care you’ll likely receive inside NHS maternity services.
I’ll help you understand the most common recommendations around your care when preparing for a VBAC, and how you can make confident decisions that take into account whether those recommendations feel right for you, and what alternatives exist, so you can balance your baby’s safety alongside what matters most to you as you prepare for birth.
start here
explore the resources
Below you’ll find guidance on hwy your care might feel different this time around, how VBACS are approached inside NHS maternity care and doula support and guidance on the common recommendations you’ll likely encounter.
why your care feels different
If you’ve ever wondered whether a VBAC is actually a realistic option for you this is the best place to start.
“trial of labour” mentality
If you’re worried that choosing another caesarean means you’ve somehow “given up”, id really love for you to listen to this first.
the vBac success calculator
If this decision feels like more than just where the baby comes out of, there’s a reason for that. Let’s talk about it
getting personalised care
If I could every family preparing for birth after a previous caesarean, just one piece of advice to get them started, it would be this.
do I have to…?
birth on the labour ward
If you’ve come across terms that make you feel like everyone is speaking a different language, this guide will help you make sense of it all.