Birth, which is easier for you?

I have two children and I had both of them natural child birth! I have already told myhusband on the next one we either do a home birth or we do a birthing canter birth! Both births were very bad experience from the staff at the hospital! If I would have known that my second child was going to very easy I would have had her at home.

i had one child and i did it natural, and i would rather do it natural unless it was an emergency, but i still have pains from natural too!

natural births is the best way to go..quicker recovery..

natural births is the best way to go..quicker recovery..

I've had four births, none of which were c-sections. First birth, demerol. Second and third, natural - and yes, it hurt. Fourth, stadol followed by an epidural. I recovered quickly each time, but with the fourth I recovered VERY fast. Just the next day I felt like I never even had a baby!

I've heard of a growing trend for women to schedule c-sections even though they may be medically unnecessary. I don't get it. Based on many of the posts here, it is much harder for most women to recover from a c-section. What is the advantage, do you think - I mean, if it's not necessary?

I had a natural birth, and I had very little recovery time. I had no stiches or anything. I have heard that it takes forever to recover from a C-section and that you are never quite the same even after you heal.

I had c-section too. I wanted to have naturla birth but with my daughter's brain being too big from her having brain damage so doctors made me go thgouh c-section. I couldnt get up for 2 days after the c-section. It been 4 years and I dont have any pain but my scars didnt heal up right and it looks very bad. I have to have c-section for my future children if I have any, so Im hoping the line will get better after the another c-section. I was walking like an old lady for about 2 weeks after the c-section. You might want to go check yourself if you still have pains.

i think you have some other problem !refer a doctor!

i have three kids and one on the way and i have had natural births with all of them and that is the way i want to have this one i was back to myself and ready to go when i came home from the hospital and never really had pain a little cramps though and that is it

well my dear. a c-section cuts thru the muscle.. therefore its ALMOST impossible to get your tummy back. All the people i know who had one always had "a fold of skin" that hung over.

I recently had a baby on August 25th, via C-section. I am barley starting to walk and feel better. Although I do still feel a great deal of pain at times. Im not sure if you should still be feeling "pain" but I was looking up info on C-sections, and it said that some women claim to always be sensitive there. When I read that, I wasn't sure if it meant pain or not, but that's what came to mind.