Breech- 2 options- what wld YOU do?

Ok so let me preempt this question by saying yes I realise this breech bubs of mine may still turn on her own, but I'm a planner and like to have a plan B in place, hence the question!

So, this baby girl is still bum down with her head up by my right rib. I am getting scanned on the 26th to see what kind of breech she is...we suspect footling or similar as I am getting kicked low down, but obviously a scan will tell us this, as well as her size. So in the next 10 days or so till then I plan to use the swiss ball, swim etc etc.

BUT, my two options after that (and taking into account trying acupunture and moxibustion etc from 35 weeks) are these:

1) Book an elective c-section for a certain date, most likely around 38, poss 39 weeks. My mw reccomends this option as my labour history (of 1 baby lol) shows I labour fast and hard and she is worried if we leave labour to start naturally then we might encounter serious problems.

2) allow labour to start naturally, knowing the above and take a 'see what happens' approach, also knowing that yes sometimes babies turn at the last minute. MW wants me to know under those circumstances I would need to be able to get to hospital at the first contraction, which I'd need to do anyway if bubs was right way up! But that we'd need to be really quick and also acknowledge that once in the delivery suite there would be every chance of an emergencey section. And I think they'd only let me have this option if the baby is in the full split breech position anyway?  Does that sound right? Think the mw said no way if the bubs is footling.

So, my question is- which option do you think you'd go with? I would obviously much prefer to birth 'naturally', mainly cos of the recovery period (I know how long it took me to get back on my feet after my emergency ab op earlier in the pregnancy!).  Also I am worried that if I have a c-section then BF will be much harder to establish, or even happen (although Clodagh is still BF so I guess that might help?)

I feel like I have to choose between 2 pretty sh*tty sounding  Plan B's TBH.  But would like to hear from more experienced Mums who might've had both types of births or just people who have different views on what they might do in this situation.

TIA

I so appreciate your repsonse so far.  The answers to a few of your questions are:

• We live at least 30 minutes drive from Wellington hospital...and thats not accounting for peak hour traffic.
• DF will most likely be at work if I go into labour during the day and as a courier covering the greater Wgtn region, may well take a good while to get home. SO I will either be on my own or my Mum may be with me if she can come down and stay with us, however she's a little prone to panicking iykwim?
• Clodagh was an ambulance trip to hospital due to the sudden & hard onset of labour, although she was born in hospital (I also had bleeding when my waters broke).
• ECV is an option; I am concerned  about the pain involved (call me shallow ) and also the danger of complications ie something going wrong during the procedure which may lead to an EARLY emergancy c-section, or worse, the cord getting caught or something (Clodagh's was wrapped around her neck a few times at birth so am a bit worried about that).

edited to add- my mw is wonderful, I have full confidence in her and she seems the right amount of 'crunchy' and medical-type person for me lol. She is not confident about birthing breech babes vaginally at all though,  not just her, but anyone doing it in general I mean. Before we found out bubs was breech, we had a hypnobirthing water birth planned and she was well into it. And her first suggestions at turning babe incl acupuncture and moxibustion so she's def not just a 'cut it out' kind of peraon...which make me kind of believe her when she says birthing breech is more dangerous unless certain circumstances are met (my health, 2nd preg, babes position etc). She's not panicking or making me worried, all this is ME getting worried on my own lol).