Abdomen on the 90th centile and femur on the 12th anyone similar?

I had my 39 week scan and in the past 18 days since my last scan baby has gained 1lb10oz and measuring 7lb5
Going from 27th centile to 47th centile, all is looking wonderful

Her femur was on the 9th so there was a little concern but now she’s on the 12th but there’s quite the jump in size centiles for abdomen when everything else seems much smaller!?

Has anyone had similar?

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I had a private growth scan with an NHS sonographer and then my NHS one two days apart. The probate placed his abdomen on the 62nd and the NHS on the 96th…. I think it really depends on who is scanning you on the day and the images they capture

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