Instruct: Classify a given review into positive or negative sentiment.
Query: More balanced than other VBAC lit I've seen

This book did not take the "VBAC at any cost" appoach that is disturbingly present in some of the other lit, which seems unwilling to acknowledge that there are indeed necessary c-sections. I can't trust a book that doesn't acknowledge this because my daughter would have died without our section. The other major book I have read contends that only a foolish, fearful woman will resist VBAC...to me, this book deals much more thoroughly with the trade offs of both approaches. Also important, the author emphasizes that these choices should be made on the basis of what the patient believes is best and safest for herself and her baby-- not on the basis of what the doctor/the medical industry prefers.