Having a great birth after a previous caesarean relies on 4 key elements. Some of these elements are provided by your care provider and some of them you can control. Find out how you can facilitate a positive and respectful birth after a previous caesarean section from my conversation with Dr Hazel Keedle as she talks us through the main points of her new book ‘The clinicians guide to a better birth after caesarean’

Our guest today was Dr Hazel Keedle @hazelkeedle on instagram and find ‘the clinicians guide to a great birth after caesarean’ at Hazels website

You can learn more about vaginal birth or next birth after caesarean see our other podcast episodes:

Episode 157 VBAC tips and tricks

Episode 155 Optimising the function of your body in labour

Episode 154 How to curate a great birth

Episode 149 Increase your chance of vaginal birth in hospital

Episode 94 VBAC after single layer closure

Episode 93 Vaginal birth after caesarean

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