Any TRANSVERSE babies out there??

Question

I'm 32+3 and have been told my baby is still breech. I've been looking into it and I'm starting to think she is lying transverse (lying across my stomach). This is common in early pregnancy but should have changed by now. The midwife hasn't said she is lying transverse but all the signs are there (I will asking about it at my next appointment next week)...
- all my kicks are still to the side of my body or in pelvis area
- when I look down I can usually tell where her head is and where her bum is and it's usually either side of my belly button (left then right) 
- my bump shape just generally looks like she is still lying across! 
- I had a 3D scan at 30 weeks and her head was to the left hand side of my stomach

Is there anyone here that had been told their baby is lying transverse? If so, what happens next? I know they usually result in C section. 
I also know there is time for her to flip..I just have a gut feeling this is how she will stay! 
She is also measuring 2 weeks behind....

Thanks guys!

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My baby was transverse @ 29 weeks. She's head down now @ 33w4d. You've got plenty of time for your baby to flip. You shouldn't worry until 36+ weeks. Worst case scenario is c-section. I have a friend who was able to get her baby head down @ 38 and a half weeks from swimming and doing certain motions in a swimming pool. Maybe look that up on Google if that could be an option for you?

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Mine was transverse, and this morning head down. I think she turned last night! I'm 34-4!

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You still have a little time to change! My baby was transverse at 30 weeks and changed at 31! Ask your doctor if there's anything you can do exercise wise etc.. to help baby turn

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Go watch spinning babies on YouTube ! You can spin her 😊 start now though ! And do the exercises every day. That's what I do and she is always in right position!

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I was told by a midwife at 32w6d that my baby was transverse. She told us not to worry and that there was plenty of time for her to still head into a head down position. I'm keeping my fingers crossed that at our next appt (35w) that she will be head down. We were told there are options we can try if she isn't in the right position at that point.

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31 weeks here and baby is transverse but seems like he's trying to go head down. I had an ultrasound at 29 weeks and he was sideways and sucking on his toes- so uncomfortable! My doc is just keeping an eye and said at 36 weeks if he hasn't gone head down we will double check with another ultrasound and my options will be to schedule a c section or to try version (I think that's what it's called? Where they basically try to twist the baby head down by pushing on my belly)

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Mine is transverse "breech." But because the feet are the closest thing to the pelvis, that is considered breech.

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My baby is laying transverse with his head on my right side and feet at my left. They still have time to turn. I'm 32 weeks now and I've been told that they can turn from 34-38 weeks and it's normal. Sometimes they turn in labor.

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They just keep saying my baby is breech and not head down but I'm sure at some points she's transverse cause I can feel the head on one side of my belly and feel the kicks on the opposite side but sometimes the head is up in my ribs so she keeps switching between those two. Never head down yet though lol.

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Read up on kt taping to help move her head down. I didn't use it for this reason but is helpful when I'm having pains

Any TRANSVERSE babies out there??

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