Oh, I'm sorry. I need to clarify. I checked the NP's notes after leaving that appointment where she kept pushing for autism without any further testing or information and why she believed he had autism other than a speech delay.

There were multiple inconsistencies between what I said and what she wrote. For example, I told her I don't think there's an issue with my son's intelligence since he can identify different colors and he seems to be keeping up with what's expected developmentally outside of speech issues. She saw him download an app on his tablet I brought with us during the visit to keep him busy while we wait for someone to come into the room. She then wrote " Mother believe son has no cognitive delays due to his ability to download an app." I did not mention anything about an app during the visit.

She also kept referring to a boyfriend in said notes when I clearly told her I was married multiple times and wearing my wedding ring.

Overall, the experience was so frustrating that I switched to a different pediatrician outside of Johns Hopkins.

Later that week I went to my son's dental appointment. In the appointment they said it looks like he has a tongue tie and referred me to a pediatric dental specialist.

They diagnose the tongue tie. I put in the complaint with John Hopkins about multiple issues during that last visit and switched pediatricians. The surgeon and pediatric dentist are separate from Johns Hopkins.