Yes it is so hard to make a decision which is based on the information we are given.

I've actually just posted some information for future reference where ACOG (American College Obs/Gyns) has concluded as a result of many studies that "Based on data from observational studies, labor induction for suspected fetal macrosomia results in an increased cesarean delivery rate without improving perinatal outcomes."

They also commented that those who did have a spontaneous vaginal birth had no adverse outcomes "No differences were noted in rates of operative vaginal deliveries, incidence of shoulder dystocia, or abnormal Apgar scores in the analyses of the observational or randomized studies."

You can read full details here - https://www.bellybelly.com.au/forums...ic.php?t=23468

So just makes you realise that all the hype is not in a mother's or baby's best interest - and this study was from way back in 2002 - are they actually listening?!