am 36 weeks pregnant with my first child. I went for a check-up and the results showed that my biparietal diameter was 89mm, my weight was 2.7kg, and my femur length was 62mm. Before that, I went for a check-up at 34 weeks and my weight was 2.4kg and my femur length was also 62mm. The doctor said that my femur length was short compared to my gestational age. Today, at 36 weeks, it is still only 62mm, which makes me very worried. No one in my family is short, I am 1m67 tall, and my baby's father is 1m78 tall. So, doctor, can you tell me if a 36-week pregnancy with a femur length of 62mm has any effect?

A baby's bones begin to form immediately after conception and continue to grow until adulthood. Mothers should look at the process of bone formation in their baby from the first soft tissues to birth to see the need for calcium supplementation during pregnancy.