There is a particular kind of magic that occurs when, as a child, you discover the world of music. I’m sure that plenty of academics have explored the relationship between early childhood and music, but even a casual observer can see the joy a child feels when interacting with song.

For me, my earliest memories of music come from being in church with my mother. After that I was introduced to the songs of the 50s and 60s that my parents grew up with, followed in short order by the contemporary music of the early 80s.

I know from my own childhood, that discovering the world of music beyond children’s songs was a huge step forward in learning how to entertain myself, because I had no friends.

Obviously, these kids are in the same boat.

I find it ultra creepy that this kid knows this song, and seems to know what it’s about.

Um, if I’m not mistaken, the word “better” has the letter “T” in it.

Question: Does anyone know if this was done before or after the Autism diagnosis was confirmed?

In all seriousness, I hope that some part of this video was cut off and that part involved her father storming into the room and putting a stop to this. Now.

Change I can believe in.