Twins are born vaginally and by cesarean section. This is a somewhat uncommon occurrence. Only around 4% of all twin deliveries include one infant being born vaginally and the second twin being delivered through cesarean. Factors such as maternal age, body mass index (BMI), history of previous cesareans, and fetal position influence whether vaginal delivery is an option for twins. Vaginal births are possible for twins if they are born close together. The babies should be allowed to breathe on their own after birth without being placed in an incubator, since this is not recommended for multiple births. Breastfeeding after vaginal birth is safe for both mothers and infants. Mothers who have a cesarean section can breastfeed their infants surgically implanted tubes rather than directly from the breast, but they should discuss this possibility with their doctors first since it isn't standard practice for all women who have cesareans to be able to do so. Women who want to give birth naturally may choose a waterbirth if available. In this type of delivery, the mother stays in the bath or shower until she gives birth, which helps her stay relaxed and comfortable. She will also need support from loved ones outside of the tub during labor as well as after the baby is born.