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052: How to have a VBAC: Part 2, Finding the Right Supportive Provider
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In this episode of the VBAC series, Ashley and I discuss the challenges of finding a supportive provider for a VBAC (vaginal birth after cesarean). In part two of this series, we discuss the importance of choosing a provider who genuinely supports VBAC, rather than one who is merely tolerant or unsupportive.
It is SO IMPORTANT that you find this provider early, as in before you are pregnant again, to broaden your options for care. Even if you are thinking of getting a repeat cesarean, you want a provider that is supportive either way in case you change your mind and decide on a VBAC. You would be surprised how many families get closer to their due date, get some more education, and then want to change their mind. You also may need to change your insurance to have the best provider in your area available to select and that would mean timing the open enrollment to switch.
We highlight the necessity of researching VBAC-friendly hospitals and providers, considering relocation for better care, and understanding the differences between VBAC and TOLAC (trial of labor after cesarean).
We again cover the role of peer support organizations like ICAN, the significance of continuous versus intermittent monitoring, and the impact of language and words used by providers. We also talk about possible limitations imposed by providers on labor timing and conditions, as well as the importance of finding supportive care whether in the hospital or through midwives and birth centers.
Tune in next week for Part Three!
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