Understanding Amazon Child Accounts: A Parent's Guide
Learn how Amazon child accounts work, including parental controls and content sharing features.
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Amazon child accounts allow parents to manage and monitor their children's activities on Amazon. Parents can set up child accounts under their main account in Amazon Household. This enables parental controls, such as blocking purchases and setting viewing restrictions on Prime Video. You can also share eligible content, like eBooks and apps, with your child. To create a child account, go to the Amazon Household settings and follow the prompts to add a child profile.
FAQs & Answers
- What features are available in Amazon child accounts? Amazon child accounts offer parental controls such as blocking purchases, setting viewing restrictions, and sharing content like eBooks.
- How do I create a child account on Amazon? To create a child account, navigate to the Amazon Household settings in your account and follow the prompts to add a child profile.
- Can I monitor my child's activities on Amazon? Yes, parents can manage and monitor their child's activities through the features available in Amazon child accounts.
- What is Amazon Household? Amazon Household is a feature that allows you to share eligible Amazon content and services among family members, including creating child accounts.