If your baby is still breech at 36 weeks, there are ways to naturally turn a breech baby, or your OB/Midwife might suggest ways to get baby to turn head-down, which is the optimal birthing position for a vaginal delivery.
Your OB/Midwife could try a manual transabdominal rotation of baby - The ACOG recommends ECV (External Cephalic Version) as a standard protocol to attempt turning a breech baby to avoid a cesarean section.
More Gentle and Holistic/Natural Options Are:
Moxibustion Plus Acupuncture (Ginger paste applied to place of moxi).
Myrrh and peppermint essential oils on the abdomen may help to persuade baby to turn head down. Rub peppermint topically from hip to hip in a rainbow curve up over ribs, and rub myrrh on across low abdomen every 15-30 min for 3 hour or until you feel baby shift which ever comes first. (Dilute EOs with FCO or other carrier oil if you have skin sensitivity). Baby moves away from peppermint and goes toward myrrh.
Postural Management - Lying on a slant board or inversion table for a few min then rolling off to one side and crawling around on the floor for 10-15 min is also helpful.
Hypnosis
Swimming may also help - and try handstands in the water!
Miles Circuit
Spinning Babies
Webster Certified Chiropractor
Yoga
Music - on belly
Always consult with your OB/Midwife before using any of the above, as I don't know your medical history.
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Resources
For a posterior baby or stalled labor - check out the Miles Circuit Maneuver http://www.milescircuit.com/.../4/4814341/miles_circuit.pdf
Spinning Babies: http://spinningbabies.com/
Evidence on Moxibustion: https://evidencebasedbirth.com/evidence-for-using-moxibustion-to-turn-breech-babies/
ACOG - If Your Baby Is Breech https://www.acog.org/womens-health/faqs/if-your-baby-is-breech
I am not a doctor. The information provided is for educational purposes only and should never replace consultation, advise, and/or treatment from your medical care provider.