Just keep it low, but loud enough. If you can hear it with the speaker pressed against your tummy, it's too loud. You know what it sounds like when you pop your fingers under water with your head under? How much louder it is then out of the water? That's what they are dealing with. Just make sure the music is heavy music, nothing slow or quiet. Mine moves more to heavy metal because it's sudden, and not calming. Or, if your not comfortable with that, you could try tapping on your tummy, up at the top, maybe that could get him to flip? Or, drink coffee. There's allot if things doctors don't tell you you can do to flip the baby. I think they just like excuses for cutting people open. :P Haha

that is good idea. but can't they go death@rachelmariecroxton

Two weeks ago my baby flipped and was but down if hurted like crazy and went I went to ultrasound they were shocked but then the baby flipped back around

Try something loud, like music directly where the head is. Mine always tries to get away from it when I put it on my tummy because sometimes it's the only thing I can do to get her to move. She makes makes me uncomfortable sometimes with how she lays, so I blast her with music, and she moves real quick. :P

@dovejazz,

No. he goes in position. and out But he's not staying. what exercises? @sincereholt

Have you tried some positions to help baby move

Have they tried turning the baby? That happened to my best friend the day she was suppose to have the c section he turned head down.