29 weeks low amniotic fluid baby is breech?

Amniotic fluid isn't created by your body, it's created by the baby. It's kind of like fetal urine. It's great for you to drink lots of water, but it won't affect low amniotic fluid levels. They'll probably examine the baby's kidneys as closely as they can to see if there are any issues there. Being breech at 29 weeks really doesn't mean anything. Some babies just end up staying breech and there's nothing you can do about it. Low amniotic fluid levels could mean that the baby doesn't have as much room to move around and flip over to the proper position, but in and of itself being breech doesn't indicate anything else. Unfortunately, right now there's nothing else you can do other than just continuing to take care of yourself and let the doctors monitor the baby. The baby already has a good chance of survival if it is delivered and doesn't have significant underlying health problems. Babies do generally engage before labor begins, even in subsequent pregnancies.