THE MAGICAL WORLD OF DISNEY As part of the man code I took years ago, I vowed I'd never cry. As a 16-year-old high school student, I decided that I was an adult and crying was beneath me. "Tears are not manly" I'd tell myself as I watched "Rudy" and forced back the waterworks. Then I became a dad and everything changed.

Being a dad is the manliest thing you can do, and crying comes with the territory. Watching my kids succeed fills me with such pride that I can't help but shed a tear or two. Or just seeing them genuinely happy will get me misty eyed. That's why I couldn't help but get a little choked up when I saw this video.

This is Jack Jack, and he's an adorable 2-year-old. Jack Jack has a million-dollar smile and apparently loves to wear his Mickey costume. Jack Jack also has autism and is very shy around strangers and is non-verbal.

Last November Jack Jack went on a Disney vacation, according to his mother, and he wasn't connecting with any of the characters. That was until he met Snow White.

This video captures that tender moments when Jack Jack warms right up to the princess and can't take his eyes off of her. If you don't get at least a little emotional watching this precious moment with Jack Jack's smile a mile wide, then you're a heartless creature.

I'm kidding, but I love this video and I could watch it over and over again.