Baby measuring in the 96th percentile

Try not to stress to much. They are hardly accurate. I was told my son is measuring at 3kg and he came out 4 kg.
If the drs feel your at risk they will have a plan

This podcast is super informative and may help you ease your mind or make a decision if obgyns suggest intervention.

https://www.melaniethemidwife.com/podcasts/the-great-birth-rebellion/episodes/2147903261

I had GD aswell and while I wasn’t measuring as far ahead as you, I was about ‘2 weeks ahead’.
He was meant to be this big chungus of a baby and he was 3.36kg at birth 😂
They will keep an eye on you and Bub the next couple of weeks! They will come up with a plan that best suits you guys. I hope everything works out the way you want it to xx

I'm going to discuss the possibility of being induced a week early because I've been feeling really uncomfortable, heavy, my hips ache, my lower back aches to the point that I can barely sleep and when bub moves it actually hurts.

I never experienced this with my other kids but I also didn't have GD with any of them

I was 96th percentile at 36weeks I think from memory no gd but they said she was going to be a big baby… she came out 47cm long and 3.22kgs 🥹 perfect size. They love to scare mums and I’m sick of it tbh. Nearly every mum has the same experience of being told you’re having a big baby 😠

My belly measured normal range entire pregnancy and I was low risk so no growth scans, only at my 39wk appointment did a MW say “he’s gunna be decent size” even though I was in line with all measurements and normal weight gain. Pushed out a 4.225kg monster after 20hrs of labour at 40w3d. Talk about first time birth trauma 😂

I was 96th percentile at that time too and my fundal height was measuring 4 weeks ahead. No GD, but both hubby and I are tall-ish. She came out close to 4kg and 92 percentile. They had to take bloods three times every few hrs to make sure her sugars were ok, but after that it was all good.

I had a C section (for other reasons), so she came out at 39 weeks.