Help! Baby measuring huge 🙈

I wouldn't say growth scans are all that accurate all the time, they say to allow 20% error margin each way. But equally a 9lb baby isn't huge.
My first was breech, on the 92nd centile and came put at 39+3 at 9lb 3.5oz
Sections can be booked from 39 weeks, but equally can still be at 40 weeks as well x

My boy was measuring 7lb 8oz at 35 weeks (my breech midwife said these can me around 20% innacurate either side) my baby is frank breech my section is being done at 38 weeks however only reason they’ll do a section before 39 weeks is for other medical reasons and when I asked a big baby isn’t classed as a medical reason unless you have GD (i have gestational hypertension) your having a section if you get any indication of labour I’ve been told to call triage and head in as I have no intention of a breech natural birth and to go in much earlier than you would if you were intending a natural birth it just means they’ll see how fast your labouring and then get you in for an “emergency section” , i wouldn’t worry about babies size and 9lb isn’t huge it’s just a lovely chunky baby xx

I had a Growth scan today for a potentially big baby and the sonographer said that they’re not interested in big babies nowadays unless they’re measuring on 96+ centile

Growth scans mean NOTHING. They C sectioned my friend saying her baby was 10lbs ( bad anyway ) her baby came out at 5lbs and wasn’t ready.

My last son was measuring on the 98th percentile.. he came out 9.4lb at 39+5

9lb isn’t huge, my lb was 9lb 1 and I had a super easy and quick 6 hour labour start to finish with no tears. There’s no evidence now to suggest an early induction or early c section for big babies :)