Cesareans account for about 32.1% of births in the United States. So even if it’s not the plan for your birth, it’s a great idea to get information about what to expect in case a cesarean birth is necessary.
The primary cesarean rate (first births) has gone up recently. The repeat cesarean rate has gone down. That means that more people who have had a cesarean births in the past are choosing a vaginal birth for their next child (VBAC).
In this class we will discuss:
- How to prepare for a planned cesarean birth
- Benefits and risks of VBAC
- What to expect in the case of an unplanned or planned cesarean
- Recovery after a cesarean birth
Partners are welcome and encouraged to participate.
What past attendees have said:
“My husband and I feel much more confident about the birthing process now!”
“We thoroughly enjoyed these classes and the way the instructors made us feel comfortable with their expertise, passion, and personality.”
“I appreciate how much time was given to answering questions – our class had a lot and they were all answered without judgment!”
Got questions? Contact us at classes@bfsuccess.com.
