Breastfeeding, because of all the benefits for both mum & bub, for the convenience, and coz... well.. that's how we feed our babies. If my body can grow the baby, it can feed the baby.

Jessica, with wanting to breastfeed, I'd encourage you to find out everything you can about it in advance. Be prepared for all the ridiculous comments you may get, such as you're starving your baby at 2 days old coz your milk isn't in yet, or your milk mustn't be good enough if he's still waking at night.. etc etc etc.. so you can ignore them! Surround yourself with successful breastfeeders who can help you through the rough patches. It isn't always easy to breastfeed, but the hurdles can be got over with the right support. Best piece of advice I got, was only take breastfeeding advice from successful breastfeeders... and this includes midwives & lactation consultants!

I notice you're in Oregon.. I think it's Nursing Mothers Association or something over there? It'd be worth getting in touch with them while you're still pregnant. They would have the best support & advice for feeding after a c/s too.

All the best... and enjoy it!