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  • How OB-GYNs Determine VBAC Safety

    posted: Nov. 18, 2025.

    Illustration of VBAC Safety When planning for childbirth after a previous cesarean delivery, many women consider the possibility of a vaginal birth after cesarean, also called a VBAC. It can offer a shorter recovery, Read more
  • What Is a VBAC and When to Consider It

    posted: Oct. 28, 2025.

    Womans tummy after csarian operation At Advanced Women’s Healthcare in Bloomington and Normal, IL, many expectant mothers explore their birth options with the hope of having a safe and positive delivery experience. One option for Read more
  • How to Prepare for a VBAC: Tips from Your OB-GYN

    posted: Apr. 18, 2025.

    Mother-carry-baby-with-cearrean-mark-in-tummy. A Vaginal Birth After Cesarean (VBAC) can be a safe and empowering option for many women who have previously had a cesarean delivery. If you’re considering a VBAC, preparation is Read more
  • Benefits and Risks of Choosing a VBAC

    posted: Sep. 09, 2024.

    Advanced Women's Healthcare can provide vaginal birth after cesarean or VBAC births in Bloomington, IL, for women who want them. But is this option a good choice for you? Let's Read more
  • Role of Support Systems in VBAC

    posted: Sep. 03, 2024.

    Expanding your family comes with many considerations. In addition to monitoring the health of the growing fetus, an expectant mother and her doctor must decide on the best way to Read more
  • What Is VBAC? Understanding Vaginal Birth After Cesarean

    posted: Nov. 06, 2023.

    Some mothers prefer to have a vaginal birth, even after they have had a cesarean. This is called VBAC or vaginal birth after cesarean. A doctor at Advanced Women's Healthcare Read more
  • Talking to Your OBGYN About VBAC

    posted: Mar. 03, 2022.

    If you’re interested in having a VBAC in Bloomington, IL, Dr. Dele Oguleye, Dr. Lisa Emm, and Dr. Angela Baja at Advanced Women’s Healthcare are committed to providing you with Read more
  • What Are The Benefits Of VBAC?

    posted: Jan. 13, 2022.

    It used to be the standard opinion that if you gave birth via Cesarean section, or C-section, in the past that any future births would need to be through C-section Read more