A C-section Baby Boom
You might say there's nothing typical about Linda Sorin's childbirth experience. Sorin is a Chicago-area mom of triplets.

A Guide to C-section Births
There is lots of information available to teach new fathers everything they need to know about labor and delivery, as well as classes and books dedicated to teaching fathers how to be effective birth "coaches," but there is very little for a new dad dealing with the stress of a Cesarean section birth.

Avoiding Cesareans
For Jackie de Batista of Pecatonica, Ill., the last three hours she was in labor with her second child, now 3, were painful – but she knew she could do it with the support of her husband Marcelo.

Breastfeeding After C-section
"Help me roll her onto one side," said the short nurse with a gruff voice. A younger woman rushed to my side and jammed her hands between my back and the mattress.

C-sections and Large Babies
Nationwide, doctors, nurses and midwives are trying to decrease the rate of Cesareans. It's believed that the current rate, which experts place at about 25 percent, is too high.

Caring for Baby After C-section
Most mothers have heard again and again that they need to take extra care of themselves after undergoing a C-section. But no one ever tells you how you're supposed to care for yourself and your newborn.

Elective C-sections
As early as the second trimester, Katie Gustafsson of Eskilstuna, Sweden, knew she had a good chance of having a Cesarean section.

Elective Cesarean
A growing number of women are deciding to schedule a Cesarean instead of having a vaginal birth. In some respects, it seems a logical decision.

Human Papillomavirus (HPV)
Though most people have heard of the human papillomavirus (HPV), not many know exactly what it is and how it may affect a woman's fertility or pregnancy. HPV comes from sexual contact with an infected partner.

Just in Case of a C-section
Meghan Rodberg never expected that her second labor would end in a Cesarean birth. After all, her first child had been born vaginally.