Recent statements by former President Trump and Robert F. Kennedy Jr. linking Tylenol use during pregnancy to increased autism risk have sparked outrage among autistic parents and health professionals. Many mothers of children on the spectrum expressed their anger, emphasizing the harmful historical context of blaming mothers for autism. Medical experts, including pediatricians and obstetricians, have countered these claims, asserting that research does not support a connection between acetaminophen and autism. Despite disapproval from the medical community, Trump continues to repeat these assertions on social media, intensifying the debate and raising questions about the implications for pregnant women. In light of the controversy, health professionals are urging pregnant women to follow established medical advice while addressing the misinformation. Autistic individuals and their advocates are calling for a more informed discussion about autism that does not rely on unfounded claims.