When I was pregnant with Abbey I had the same issues. Apparently because your uterus is so much more stretched after being pregnant so many times, there is alot more room in there. This means that bub is free to move around a hell of a lot more. Over the space of a week Abbey went from head down, to breach, to posterior and transverse. She was everywhere.
Abbey finally went head down for good around 34 weeks and she was born at 37 weeks.
Spinning babies is a good site to look at. You will find a bit of info on there but yes, some of their ideas are alittle hard to follow at first.
I tried inversions which worked for me. What I did was lay on the floor with my bum up on the lounge and my shoulders and head on a pillow on the floor. Yes, very uncomfortable, but it worked. The idea is that bub doesn't like falling up to your chest, not as much space so he will spin around. You can also try lying your ironing board on the lounge, the other end on the floor and laying on it. Head to the floor, feet up the top. Make sure you have someone to help you out though, jic you get stuck there.
You can also use acupuncture/moxibustion to help shift bub too. I wouldn't stress too much just yet. You still have a few weeks before you really need to worry about bubs positioning.
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