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Watch This Toddler With Autism Fall in Love With Snow White

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13 May 2016 33 views
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Watch This Toddler With Autism Fall in Love With Snow White
Even though this toddler doesn't talk to strangers, he made an exception for the fairest one of all – and it will melt your heart.

 

This toddler may be too shy to interact with anyone, but who wouldn't go starry-eyed for Snow White?

While at Disney World with his family, two-year-old Jack-Jack refused to look at Mary Poppins and declined a friendship with Buzz Lightyear, but when he saw the fairest of them all, it was love at first sight.

Two weeks after going on the vacation, Jack-Jack was diagnosed with nonverbal autism, meaning he's usually as mute as Ariel – but that doesn't stop him from re-watching this special moment with the raven-haired Disney princess over and over again.

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