Vaginal delivery, also known as vaginal birth, is the most common method of childbirth. It involves the delivery of a baby through the vagina, typically after a period of labor. Vaginal deliveries can occur spontaneously or with medical interventions, depending on various factors such as the health of the mother and baby, the progress of labor, and any existing medical conditions.

It’s important for expectant mothers to discuss their childbirth preferences and concerns with their healthcare provider and to develop a birth plan that aligns with their individual needs and circumstances. During labor and delivery, healthcare providers closely monitor both the mother and baby to ensure a safe and successful outcome.