My understanding is that French abortion protections are somewhat more conservative than those of Kansas, which for instance has a 21 week cutoff versus France's 14, and requires no additional consults or cooling off period.
Also I'm not up to date on french abortion law or anything but people like to make these comparisons without taking into account medical-cultural differences that are extremely relevant. In the US an abortion cutoff is likely to truly be the last date you can access one at all, except maybe for life threatening medical situations but even that exception is being closed out. In the french model the cutoff date is the last date you can access one on your own initiative without significant barriers. After that they get increasingly difficult with a higher degree of medical and possibly legal scrutiny, but the threshold is still far below "you must be dying" for most of that time.
In 2020, our parliament voted for abortion up to 9 months for mother's psychological motivations. So a murder during childbirth...
Fortunately some people noticed (not the journalists) that it may be harsh for the doctor doing the act. It didn't pass the Senate.
https://www.lefigaro.fr/actualite-france/loi-bioethique-ces-...
https://www.liberation.fr/checknews/2020/08/04/projet-de-loi...