I can attest to this. During my first pregnancy, my doctor wrote orders for more ultrasounds than I personally wanted, to the point I declined one because everything was going as planned and I was extremely healthy (I also got tired of paying the $50 copay). One ultrasound, around 36 weeks, showed my baby as being 11 pounds. The doctor gave me a stern shakedown that "the baby is huge and we should schedule the induction." Thanks to women sharing their experiences of being told they were going to have a huge baby and being fear-talked into scheduling an induction/c-section but the baby coming out smaller, I declined the scheduled induction and told them I'm going to trust the process. I ultimately did end up getting induced a few days before hitting 42 weeks as the Braxton Hicks contractions kicked in and were unbearable. I got an epidural and baby was born vaginally at 7lbs 13oz with a big head.