Doula - 50% less c/s when you use one... and the whole thing of a doula is that they are not employed by the hospital which is factored in with those results.

CalmBirth

Acupuncture especially from 36 weeks to help bub & you be as ready as possible, if there are hold ups and you go post dates the pressure will increase day by day.

Silent Knife

Thinking Woman's Guide to a Better Birth

Pink Kit + VBAC Companion CD (one for mums and dads)
All of this.

And I just wanted to add something else that so important for a VBAC...and that is the emotional "stuff".

Sometimes women who have had previous caesareans (especially those who laboured) can have alot of emotional issues to deal with in terms of regaining confidence in their body's ability to birth. Often they've been slapped with diagnoses like "failure to progress" or "arrested second stage" or what have you that make them feel that their bodies don't work properly. It's a real mindgame to work past those beliefs enough to get to a headspace where you really believe your body and your baby can do the job.

It sounds a bit fluffy and touchy-feely...but don't underestimate the impact that this can have. If you don't truly believe that your body can do it (and you can only get to this space if you address the things that happened in your last birth), you're in a really vulnerable position to be steered into another caesarean.

Only 15% of women will have a successful vbac in Australia at the moment and that figure is low not because vbac is really dangerous - it is low because most women are talked out of it at some point. I say that not to discourage you, but to emphasise how important it is that your heart and your head are in the right place. You can do this!