Talk to Gynecologist on Breech Presentation

AOA Doctor, I'm 31 weeks pregnant with a fetus in a longitudinal lie and breech presentation (head in the right hypochondrium). As a first-time mom, I'm concerned about my baby's position. Is there anything I can do to encourage my baby to move into a head-down position? Are there any exercises, techniques, or other methods that could help facilitate a natural turn? What are the chances of my baby turning on their own, and what options are available if they don't? What are the potential complications or risks associated with a breech presentation? What are the options for delivery if my baby remains in a breech position? Are there any specific prenatal care or monitoring recommendations for a breech presentation?