Conclusion
We showed that in a group of well informed, socially privileged and empowered women (especially regarding childbirth decisions) the most common mode of delivery was Caesarean, not the natural vaginal birth. Thus, even for those who want to try and reduce the number of Caesareans, it appears that their success will demand broader and more sophisticated strategies and actions, than simply to focus on physicians perversely forcing (or talking into) powerless misinformed women to deliver through C-section; this narrative seems to be wrong, at least in the sample of women in our study.