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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]OP here. Originally the developmental pediatrician concludes that my 2 year old DS is not autistic, but has some stimming behavior & needs speech evaluation after 30 minutes of background asking/observations/testing. However, the second that DS hugs her out of blue & lean his head/body against her with giggling & big smile, the pediatrician comments that is unusual & asks me is DS always friendly to strangers/other people. I tell her yes, and DS has been friendly with big smiles to a lot of people since he was little.

And, then pediatrician starts to ask if DS has any milestones didn't meet age appropriate when he was younger. I said yes that he didn't point/wave/recognize his name/making better eye contact till past 2 years old, but now he is doing all these quite really well. The pediatrician says that autistic kids can improve skills over time. But her main concern is that he is too friendly to strangers (which include herself). [/quote]

Sounds like the doctor isn't sure either so that is why she is recommending additional testing.  Nothing wrong with getting additional data.

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