Elective C-Section booking

Hello everyone!

My due date is 31st December…I’m definitely having a C-Section due to complications with my first labour.

Will my section be booked in exactly a week before (christmas eve), or will they avoid that date due to staff shortages over the holiday season?

Thankyou❤️❤️❤️

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39 weeks usually is when they would do it.

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In healthcare seasons don’t matter. Everyday is a working day. So if it falls on Christmas Eve it will still take place.

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Your elective csection date is entirely up to you unless you're being induced or having the baby earlier than expected. Regardless, your baby will come even if it's a holiday. I was born around new years as well with my mom also having complications so, it depends on you and your baby.

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Oh I feel this. My due date is January 3rd. I’m undecided if I want to book another csection or try for a VBAC.. but I know for sure I do not want to book an elective anytime between Christmas and new years!

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I was due 1st January and had elective c section on 23rd December was given a date about 10 days before x

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