- **External Cephalic Version (ECV):**  
  - A manual procedure typically performed around 37 weeks, where a trained provider uses gentle pressure on your abdomen to encourage the baby to turn into a head-down (cephalic) position.

- **Maternal Positioning Techniques:**  
  - Some exercises or positions, such as pelvic tilts, knee-to-chest stretches, or specific yoga poses, may encourage the baby to move naturally.

- **Alternative Therapies:**  
  - Approaches like acupuncture, moxibustion, or chiropractic care are sometimes suggested to help stimulate fetal movement, though their effectiveness varies.

- **Monitoring and Timing:**  
  - Regular ultrasounds help track your baby's position, and if the baby remains breech near term, your healthcare provider may recommend ECV or discuss other delivery options.

- **Consult Your Healthcare Provider:**  
  - Always discuss these options with your doctor to ensure the method chosen is safe and appropriate for your specific situation.