>>42385946
Just let nature take it's course, if you force it, you might turn them off to the show or make them get bored of it. I have two sons and never pushed them into anything, just presented them with anything and everything I could think of, mostly boy stuff. One came around to love dinosaurs and monsters, he really loves big scary things, little adrenaline junky. The other loves cars and things that go fast, didn't take long, and now he's almost 4 and is obsessed with sonic. One day out the blue, he randomly decided he wanted to watch my little pony, and he loves it! His favorites are rainbow dash and pinky of course. I don't know how he even came about knowing of the show, guess he watched it with one of his girl cousins? Either way he saw it in the YouTube feed among the other kids stuff and asked to watch pony, it was so hard to contain my excitement. Having someone to watch pony with is something I've never had. He doesn't want to watch it all the time, kids get bored quickly. So ofcourse any time he does ask it's a great time. Just trust in your kid, they are full of surprises, but at the end of the day they are basically a mini you...and will inherit whatever flavor of autism you have...for better or worse.