How To Change Age on Apple ID Under 13
To update the birth date associated with an Apple ID for someone under 13, follow these steps:
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On the Web:
- Sign in to appleid.apple.com.
- Select “Personal Information,” then choose “Birthday.”
- Update the birth date and click “Save.”
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On iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch:
- Go to Settings > [your name].
- Tap Name, Phone Numbers, Email.
- You might need to enter your Apple ID password.
- Tap Change Birthday or Birthday.
- Update the birth date, then tap Done.
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Changing a Birth Date for a Child:
- To change a birth date to any age below 13, you must be a member of a Family Sharing group, and your family organizer must approve the change.
- After changing a birth date to any age below 13, you can’t edit it.
- Learn more about Family Sharing.
Remember that the age requirement may vary by country or region. If you encounter any issues, consider contacting Apple Support for assistance. 🍎
How do I set up a child’s account on Apple devices?
To set up a child’s account on Apple devices, follow these steps:
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Using Quick Start (Requires iOS 16 or later):
- Sign in to your iPhone with your Apple ID.
- On the new iPhone or iPad for your child, hold down the side button or top button until the Apple logo appears.
- Bring your iPhone close to the new device.
- When you see “Set Up New [device],” tap “Continue.”
- Choose your child’s name from the list or create a new Apple ID for them if they’re under 13.
- Follow the onscreen instructions to finish setting up your child’s device.
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Without Quick Start:
- Turn on the new device.
- When the Quick Start screen appears, tap “Set Up Without Another Device.”
- Follow the onscreen instructions and select “Set Up for a Child in My Family.”
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In Settings (if you didn’t sign in during setup):
- Go to Settings > Sign in to your iPhone.
- Sign in with a nearby iPhone or iPad or manually with an email address or phone number.
- Follow the onscreen instructions to complete the setup.
Remember, you can customize parental controls, content restrictions, communication limits, and more for your child’s account.
