Here's an out of domain example that may help. I grew up with 60s music on the radio in my house because that's what my parents liked to listen to ("classic roc

Here's an out of domain example that may help. I grew up with 60s music on the radio in my house because that's what my parents liked to listen to ("classic rock" according to the stations at the time). They never really forced me to listen with them, it was just playing in the house, and I enjoyed it. I started to find my own music tastes as I was exposed to more music and friends and eventually a car with a radio, and my tastes developed from there. But, at this very moment, I've got the SiriusXM 60s station on because it's a comforting way to start my day, and I'll eventually move it to the 90s, and then who knows as the day moves on. Maybe some Daft Punk when I really get coding. Expose your kids to the things you like, but never limit them from exploring on their own. Yeah they'll take on your preferences for a bit because you like them, but as long as you're not limiting their choices, they'll find their own preferences.