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How should one be born?

Fitzpatrick and colleagues linked Scottish birth and education datasets to describe associations between planned mode of birth after prior caesarean section and special education needs. For some births, caesarean section is absolutely necessary. For the rest, whether to plan vaginal or caesarean birth remains an existential dilemma. Elective caesarean section eliminates intrapartum calamities, but at what price?