Breech at 35 weeks?

Not 35 weeks yet but my baby was breach at 32 weeks (transverse breach) and she’s moved now and I’m 34 weeks. My midwife told me that going on my birthing ball and walking helps and turns out it did for me x

My little one didn't turn and was delivered through Csection still in a breached position. She stayed that way for a month roughly

Both of mine were breech at 35 weeks and both turned by themselves. Think they probably would have turned by themselves but I did some biomechanics exercises to help, most forward leaning inversions. If you Google pregnancy biomechanics there's lots of NHS leaflets on it. Spinning babies is also another good resource to look at

I'm 38 weeks with a c-section booked next week.
My baby is breach and has been breach or transverse at every ultrasound appointment except one.
Obviously she could still turn, but I feel like I can feel from her movements that she's pretty stuck in her position now. My doctor also caught in the last ultrasound that she's wrapped herself up a bit in the umbilical cord, meaning she would need to unwrap herself to even be able to turn head down.
I've heard loads and loads of stories of babies turning late on etc, if that's what you want I wouldn't give up hope 😊 I found the 'will she - won't she' situation quite stressful and felt much better after a c-section was planned.
Important to know though (just in case they didn't mention it) is if your waters break and you suspect baby is still breech, you need to lie down and call an ambulance to take you to the hospital whilst led down, as you shouldn't stand or sit up xx