Abstract
Ambivalence in Australian thought on induction of labour, despite recent evidence, stands out in contrast to ever‐increasing rates of this intervention. As consent obligations on information provision have crystallised in maternity care, this article examines whether consumer‐led expectations and legal obligations may precipitate change to end the cultural stigma around induction of labour.
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