C-Section Moms - Caesarean mothers in words and photographs Photo book, guide and a treasure trove of experiences for pregnant women, mothers and obstetricians Collected experiences of 162 Caesarean mothers - Comprehensive, clear and honest Mothers with one, two, three or four Caesareans aged between 20 and 77 / Experiences after emergency, elective and planned Caesarean sections / Spontaneous birth after a C-Section (VBAC) / Aesthetic photographs of 60 different Caesarean scars / The gentle Caesarean section: Photo report of a Caesarean section using the Misgav Ladach method / PLUS: Caesarean surgery: Preparation, procedure, aftercare ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS BY PARTICIPATING CAESAREAN MOTHERS Thank you for this book - a great idea. Thank you for your work and initiative. You helped me accept my Caesarean fate in its entirety. 47 years, 1 Caesarean A book by women - for women! 35 years, 1 Caesarean It is always good to chat to other Caesarean mothers and, despite all the different experiences, to come to the conclusion that this was the best way to deliver a healthy child! Good luck with your book! 36 years, 2 Caesareans It feels so good to be able to share experiences with like-minded people. 50 years, 2 Caesareans Through this project I have been able to remember a lot of things that I experienced 40 years ago. An interesting project! 65 years, 2 Caesareans Good luck with the book! I think this is exactly what expectant mummies need. 28 years, 2 children, 1 Caesarean The scar on the outside is not the same as the inner scar - Thanks for the experience. 29 years, 3 Caesareans

Caroline Oblasser leitet den Salzburger Verlag edition riedenburg. Sie ist Mutter von vier Töchtern und liebt es, gemeinsam mit der Familie unterwegs zu sein. Vor allem im zauberhaften Salzburger Land. Wenn sie nicht gerade an einem neuen Buch arbeitet, geht sie mit ihren Kindern gerne spazieren und erkundet neue Orte. Auf diese Weise schöpft sie Kraft für das interessante Verlagsprogramm der edition riedenburg und die vielen unterschiedlichen Themen. Caroline ist außerdem promovierte Sprachwissenschaftlerin und hat am Salzburger Mozarteum Violoncello mit Schwerpunkt Kammermusik studiert.