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How To Create A Child Profile On Your Fire Tablet

How To Create A Child Profile On Your Fire Tablet

Posted on September 6, 2017June 3, 2019 By Jarvis

Whether you bought a Fire tablet just for your child to use, or you want to be able to hand your own Fire to your child once in a while, a Child Profile is essential for keeping kids away from your media, apps, and settings.

Child Profile - Manage your Child's Content 2It’s also great for sharing select media with a child, or sharing one Kindle Fire with multiple children of different ages. Creating a Child Profile is easy and can be done in just a minute or two. Once the profile is set up, if you want to, you can go deeper into the settings and get very specific.

Initial Setup

  1. Swipe down from the top of the Fire’s screen and press Settings. Scroll down to the “Personal” section and press Profiles & Family Library. Press Add a child profile. Note that if you don’t already have a lockscreen passcode set up for your profile, you will be prompted to set one up. This is to prevent your child from accessing your account and settings.
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