All human beings naturally pass on their multitude of beliefs (religious, political, scientific, educational, and social beliefs of every kind) to their children.

It happens automatically, whether or not the parents give their active attention to the matter, because children tend to imitate and take for granted whatever they see happening around them in their early formative years. (and they often rebell against much of it later, in their adolescent years)

If you want to try to play God and do something about that in a legislative sense and step between parents and their children, all I can say (sarcastically) is..."Good luck!" (and I hope you do not succeed in messing with too many other people's lives in the process)

One's exquisite judgements about what is right and wrong and best in every single sense and situation in life are best applied to oneself, not aggressively foisted upon others.

So what I'm saying is:

Religious proseletyzers...leave me and others alone.
Anti-religious proseletyzers...leave me and others alone.
Government and political proseletyzers...leave me and others alone.
Medical and marketing proseletyzers of all kinds...leave me and others alone.

And if I have mispelled the word proseletyzers...forgive me my imperfections.