I know this is a little late, but just in case it might still be useful: I'm in the exact position you are. My son was born March of last year (a year old this month, *sigh*). I'm due again in May, so there will be 14 months between them which is what I calculated yours at as well. My doctor is in full support of a VBAC, hasn't said a negative word about it and I only have two months left. Of course, I was five months pregnant before I found a doctor willing but we're in a very rural area and I have to drive almost an hour for my doc and the hospital when it's time. I think it depends on why you had a c-section last time (mine was high blood pressure which isn't an issue this time yet). I have read that they prefer you to wait longer to become pregnant, but the risk only goes up a little and for me and my situation I felt that the added risks of a VBAC were preferable to the risks of another c-section. And, in my area and with the trouble I had finding a doctor willing this time, I worry that multiple c-sections would put out of the running for a VBAC with future births. You need to decide what's best for you and stick to your guns. Depending on why you had a c-section you can still have a vaginal birth this time. Hope all goes well! Oh, and one more tip: in case you're not used to hearing it yet, get used to hearing "Oh, wow, you're going to have your hands full!"