Many women wonder if they did the right thing by having a c section. Those who had no choice due to an urgent health situation feel as if they missed an important bonding opportunity with their new baby. According to the American Pregnancy Association, almost ninety percent of the women who have had a c section are very good prospects for delivery after c section. However, there are definite risks involved in delivery after c section. The scar from the c section they had before can pop open during the birth, and there is also a chance of uterine rupture. This is why women who opt for delivery after c section are monitored very closely by their doctors. They are allowed to go into labor as if it is a sure thing that they will be able to have a vaginal delivery. If any complications should happen to surface, then an immediate c section can be performed in order to safeguard the mother's health.