They are happy to sweeps on women planning VBAC's here. That said, I'm not going to have one until I am overdue - which to me will mean 42 weeks and 1 day. Last time sweeps triggered off a long slow labour, which didn't progress. I'd like to know this time that if I go into labour, it's my body doing it, rather than any external stimulus.
However, a lady on another board I read has had a similar problem (they'll do one sweep, but not two on VBACers). Somebody suggested that she try and do it herself. This was their advice:
Sit on the toilet, and put your two fingers together, reach as high as you can, and just move them around the area very gently, but in a strong sort of clockwise sweeping motion.
I suppose at least if you do it yourself, then you can stop if it hurts.
Do you want to be induced? You don't have to be - term is 37-42 weeks, so you're not 'overdue' yet. You could also delay the induction if you think you might labour spontaneously soon. Have you read up on the risks of induction after a c/s? My hospital won't induce with a previous c/s - it's naturally or nothing.