Lizzy Lewis

Planning a VBAC? It’s not just about your body- it’s about your care team, your birth setting and the voices around you. This blog explores how VBAC rates are shaped by the model of care, hospital policies, cultural beliefs and partner support. With evidence, history, and real insight, discover why support—especially from a doula—can make all the difference. Get informed, get confident, and reclaim your birth after caesarean.

"Can I still have a VBAC if I go overdue?" The short answer? Yes, you can-but like many things in maternity care, it's nuanced.

If you're planning a VBAC (vaginal birth after caesarean) and you’ve been told your baby is breech, it’s completely normal to feel a wave of questions and concerns. Let’s break it down so you can feel informed, confident, and in control.