Planning a vaginal birth after cesarean? These providers list VBAC support as a specialty, from preparing for labor to helping you talk through your options with your care team.
A VBAC doula supports parents planning a vaginal birth after a previous cesarean. They help you prepare for labor, offer comfort measures and continuous support during birth, and help you ask informed questions of your medical team. A doula does not give medical advice or replace your doctor or midwife.
When should I hire a provider for a VBAC?
Many parents start looking in the second trimester so there is time to meet a few providers, talk through the previous birth, and make a plan together. Providers on Bornbir set their own availability, so reaching out early gives you the most choice.
Is a VBAC right for me?
That is a medical decision to make with your OB-GYN or midwife, who can review your history and the policies of the place you plan to give birth. A VBAC-experienced provider can support you whichever way that decision goes.
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