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Spotify finally lets parents exclude kids’ music from Wrapped and recommendations
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Parents can now turn off inclusion of their children's listening from their taste profile, preventing kids' songs from affecting Wrapped and personalized playlists.
The toggle stops children's music from shaping adult listening profiles, so Wrapped and daily mixes reflect the parent's actual taste. It also removes previously played kids' tracks from year-end summaries.
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A new toggle lets users block kids' and family music from influencing their taste profile.
When enabled, those tracks no longer affect Wrapped, Discover Weekly, Daily Mix or other personalized playlists.
The setting applies to both Free and Premium accounts and works retroactively across the service.
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Spotify introduced a toggle that removes kids’ and family music from the user’s taste profile, so those tracks no longer shape Wrapped or personalized playlists.
The feature rolls out globally for both Free and Premium users on mobile, but it defaults to including kids’ music, requiring users to turn it off to see the effect.
When the toggle is enabled, previously streamed children’s songs are removed from year-end summaries, and they no longer affect Discover Weekly, Daily Mix or other recommendations.
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