“…According to the World Health Organization, cesarean rates are around 56.3%, but this indication should correspond to 15% of childbirths, but in Brazil, records show it is the second country with the highest cesarean rates in the world 17 . This leads us to reflect on the knowledge, values, and representations that Brazilian women have about the type of childbirth to be performed, pointing culture, experiences, and previous experiences of their own, acquaintances and professional conduct as determinants of their choices [18][19] .…”