AMAZON PARENT DASHBOARD FREE

What's included: Fire HD 8 Kids (12th Gen) wifi-enabled tablet, Amazon Kid-Proof Case with stand/handle - Amazon power adapter, USB-C (2.0) charging cable, built-in rechargeable battery, and 1-year Amazon Kids+ subscription (auto-renews at applicable rate).

Plus, it's easy to add content to your child's profile for access to more apps and games. Adjustable age filters let you customize the tablet to grow with your child.

Amazon Kids+ content is curated and age-appropriate, so kids can learn, create, and play. Amazon Kids parental controls let you choose what content your child sees, create educational goals, and set time limits by activity.

Kids can't access social media or make in-app purchases without parental approval. Parents can manage content for up to 4 child profiles. The start button was greyed out not allowing me to start my child. I set up device 1st using my account info. And that I need to create an Amazon account for my child to use the Kindle reader, then allow kindle reader to share my Prime benefits.

Easy-to-use Parent Dashboard allows you to use parental controls to filter content based on child's age, set educational goals and time limits, and grant access to additional content from Netflix, Disney+, and Zoom. Amazon told me I can NOT share my Kindle Unlimited with my child.

All-day battery life - Up to 13 hours of enjoying books, shows, and listening to music. Now up to 30% faster hexa-core processor compared to Fire HD 8 Kids 10th Generation.

Features 8' HD display, 2 GB RAM, 32 or 64 GB, up to 1 TB of expandable storage.

Save up to $60 on a full-featured tablet (not a toy) for kids ages 3+, 1 year of Amazon Kids+, and a Kid-Proof Case with built-in stand, versus items purchased separately. Parents can personalize screen time limits, set educational goals, filter age-appropriate content, and manage web browsing and content usage based on a child’s age.

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AMAZON PARENT DASHBOARD FREE

Selected Plan: Monthly Includes 1-month free trial.

Parents control the experience through an easy-to-use parent dashboard. Features exclusive original content and brands like Disney, Marvel, Lego and more. At worst, the daily reports could just offer guilty reminders of how much time their kids spend watching videos (OK, maybe that's just my kids).ĬNET en Español: Get all your tech news and reviews in Spanish. Amazon FreeTime gets a Parent Dashboard, Discussion Cards & more. Designed for kids ages 3-12 to safely learn, grow and explore. Within these lists, parents can click through to flash cards, which Amazon calls 'discussion cards,' that offer a quick synopsis of the show viewed or app used, as well as general questions parents can ask their kids.įor instance, for the Strawberry Shortcake Berry Beauty Salon app, the discussion card tells me my daughter can help 'style hair, clothing and make sure nails are sparkling,' and I can ask open-ended questions like 'What part of this game do you like the most?' or 'How did you use your imagination to play this game?'Īt best, these reports and flash cards could help parents get more involved in their kids' digital worlds and encourage their kids to do more reading and less gaming. Click on any pie chart and the site will show the amount of time your kid spent per day in that category, as well as a breakdown of every video watched or book read or game played. The daily reports in the dashboard show colorful pie charts for time spent in four categories in FreeTime: books, video, apps and games. Screenshots of the dashboard (left) and a 'discussion card' (right). The new service could also entice more people to join FreeTime Unlimited, the paid version of FreeTime that offers curated sets of books, apps and games for specific age groups, starting at $3 a month. Parent Dashboard fits well in the online retailer's strategy of catering to parents and families, in hopes of getting mom, dad and the kids all hooked on the company's many websites and services. 'I would love to see parents engaging more with their kids, using this information to further customize their child's experience in to make the product better for kids,' said Kurt Beidler, Amazon's kids and family director. Amazon Parent Dashboard is the free hub where parents and guardians manage and customize their kids experiences across Amazon devices and the Amazon Kids +.

The new website also offers handy flash cards on many kids' books and games, to give parents quickly digestible information on the items their kids are looking at in the app. The dashboard, which is free to use starting Wednesday and can be accessed from any web browser at, provides daily activity reports on each of your accounts on FreeTime, an app that provides a gated, age-appropriate experience for kids on Amazon Fire tablets.

Amazon parent dashboard