I voted no. I agree with other posts who have said you have absolutely no idea why these c/s have been performed. Having a strong support person is more important than looking at c/s rates of a hospital. Ensure you try every possible way before c/s needs to be done. A hospital who has supportive midwives are also very important to avoid a c/s delivery too. C/S are fantastic resources to have, when mums or bubs run into serious trouble we count our blessings that there is such an operation as C/S but we also know the risks of them too. Having a vaginal delivery is most optimal but I believe when people look at C/S as the enemy and then when it needs to occur the woman can feel like she let herself and her baby down and it contributes toward PND. All I'm trying to say is dont put so much pressure on yourselves. In a perfect world everybody would have vaginal deliveries with no vaginal or internal tears but the reality is occasionally a C/S is required. In the end, does it really matter if you dont know the C/S rate of a hospital? The statistics just dont tell the truth. Having strong support people and a midwife who is too is far more important.