Can a 13-Year-Old Use Amazon? Understanding the Rules

Explore Amazon's age policies for teen users and discover how parents can supervise their children's shopping.

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Amazon's policy requires users to be at least 18 years old to create their own account. However, a 13-year-old can use Amazon under a parent's or guardian's supervision and linked account. Parents can create a household account and enable teens to shop with approval.

FAQs & Answers

  1. What are the age requirements for creating an Amazon account? Users must be at least 18 years old to create their own account on Amazon.
  2. Can I supervise my child's Amazon shopping? Yes, parents can create a household account to supervise and approve purchases for their teens.
  3. What is a household account on Amazon? A household account allows parents to link their accounts with their children's accounts, enabling supervision over their shopping activities.

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