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Birth by c-section (literally caesarian section) has been done in ancient times. Performed properly, even without anesthetic or disinfectant, the survival rates are very high.

I recommend doing everything possible not to have one though.

There's one exception -- if the birth canal does not expand wide enough and it is taking too long, you might want to do it.

Remember that the vast majority of people born throughout time never had a doctor attending to them. They may have had a mid-wife, who was just a person to reassure the mother and provide blankets and towels. It's not uncommon to hear of women giving birth all by themselves. The woman's body can do seemingly miraculous things right before birth.

If you do this she won’t be able to have more than two kids. My wife got the baby into the right position via acupuncture. The others got into the correct position once labor started. Don’t let them talk you into this. It’s a huge mistake you will regret. Get a midwife. Watch “the business of being born”. And do an unmedicated birth, if at all possible at home. The pain goes up
With uncertainty and fear and stress. Having to rush to the hospital does all that.

There are a lot of reasons that might necessitate one, but being incorrectly positioned isn't always a problem. There are ways to reorient a baby in the womb before birth, such as external cephalic version, but they're not always successful. The are also ways to deliver a baby that's in the totally wrong position (like breech), but they're riskier and require more precision and expertise to pull off. The process is designed for the baby to come out head first, facing the mothers back, with their arms down, and the umbilical cord trailing behind. If any of that isn't in order, the baby can get stuck, severely injured, or killed.

There are other reasons to consider a cesarean besides positioning, though. Scheduled early deliveries are typically done because the mother has some preexisting issue that makes delivering a full term baby more difficult and risky such as morphological limitations in her pelvis. The baby gains a ton of weight in the last month of gestation, while most of their organ systems are fully functional and ready to go. Waiting for the baby to reach 15lbs isn't gonna help the delivery go easier, won't make a significant difference in the babies survival odds, and can kill a petite mother. So scheduling an inducement or cesarean before it gets to that point is sometimes considered the more cautious approach.

The thing doctors are stupid about with cesareans is basically prescribing them for every birth that comes after a prior cesarean. VBACs are far more feasible than most doctors think, and they're cheaper too.

My wife had a very for the last 3 kids. Unfortunately, we hated it and can't prove that it was unnecessary. I have such a distrust and disdain for the medical system.

In my opinion, it probably isn't medically necessary most times, but Jews have places to be and people to Jew.

However, if you wanted my opinion from someone with several done, my kids seem great And healthy. I refuse all vaccines, vitamin k shot and antibiotics cream. The kiked doctors will pressure you, especially on the vitamin k shot. Just tell the fags that you aren't circumcising (you better not be. Apparently the k shot is necessary for that

My wife has given birth in multiple countries. American doctors are the absolute most jewed. The whole system and process was awful and not human

My gf was a c section and she is so immunocompromised that it's disgusting. Like bubble boy level fragile. The baby needs to be exposed to the microbes from a normal birth.

You’re asking random people in the internet. You should probably consult some other doctors or practitioners du jour