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I think when he gets a bit older at least going to tournaments could awaken his interest for the game.
Actually he and my husband visited the local tournament I was at last weekend. It's a small tournament but there were several kids there (one of them beat me 
). He was very interested and wanted to play too. I told him he could when he's grown up a bit 
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Play Chinese rules and maybe no pass, so that eventually the board is filled and somebody loses all their stones (try to setup positions he can win, so as not to discourage too quickly).
I'm really not trying to insist on the won / lost logic for now. That's not how he learns, and that's not how he enjoys playing. There will be quite enough time to introduce the competitive aspect of the game. For now capturing stones is just funny. It's neither "won" nor "lost". Just learning how to capture is already quite good at his age.
But yeah, I suppose exposure, in the sense of seeing it being played around him might get him interested once he gets bigger. Get Go curtains, and paint Go patterns on the wall in his bedroom! 
