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Windows 10 - Parental Control
Windows 10 allows you to set up a child’s account for your children. This account will allow you to establish restrictions on how the account is used and monitor what your child does.
To create a child’s account, follow these steps −
Step 1 − Go to SETTINGS and choose Accounts.
![Accounts Icon](/windows10/images/account_icon.jpg)
Step 2 − In ACCOUNTS, select the Family & other users option.
![Other Users Icon](/windows10/images/other_users_icon.jpg)
Step 3 − Click the “Add a family member” button.
Step 4 − Choose what family member you want to add (child or adult)
![Add a Family Member Button](/windows10/images/add_family_member.jpg)
Step 5 − You will then be prompted to create an account for your child. If they don’t have an e-mail account, you can create an Outlook account for them.
![Create an Outlook Account](/windows10/images/create_outlook_account.jpg)
Step 6 − Provide a phone number for account security. This will be used in case the account is hacked or inaccessible.
![phone Number for Account Security](/windows10/images/phone_number_account_security.jpg)
Step 7 − Choose from some notification and experience options, for example, if you want to receive promotional offers from Microsoft.
![Notification and Experience Options](/windows10/images/notification_experience_options.jpg)
After creation, your child can log in to his own Windows 10 account.
![Windows 10 Account](/windows10/images/own_windows10_account.jpg)
In addition, you can choose to monitor what your child does in his account by turning on reports on his activity −
![Activity Reporting](/windows10/images/activity_reporting.jpg)
You can also choose to block “inappropriate websites” to limit your child’s browsing only to allowed websites.
![Inappropriate Website](/windows10/images/inappropriate_website.jpg)
![Inappropriate Websites](/windows10/images/inappropriate_websites.jpg)
Finally, you can also establish when your child is allowed to log in by establishing a schedule −
![Establishing a Schedule](/windows10/images/establishing_schedule.jpg)