I wouldn't worry yet. My youngest ds was still transverse at 38 weeks and I went to have him moved by the doctor and he was head down but when I stood up he moved back into the transverse position. The doctor was not happy lol. He ended up head down by himself a couple of days later and I was induced to make sure he stayed there.

When he was born we understood why he liked being transverse. He was 9lb 12oz, 57cm long with a 38cm head. Being sideways gave him more room lol.

Don't stress as they can actually turn even during labour. If your bubs is still breech try to find a doctor who will let you give birth naturally anyway. It doesn't necessarily have to mean a c/s for you even if you have to fight to have a natural birth.

Good luck

Kim