You will then be prompted to add your child's information to create the profile (we've created a profile called Personal Info to demonstrate). Under Profiles & Family Library, select Add a Child Profile. At the bottom of the Settings menu, under the Personal subhead, you'll see an option for Profiles & Family Library select that option.
To set up your child's account, swipe down from the top of the screen you'll see a Settings menu. The Kindle Fire requires a password when you create a child profile (which you'll need to do to utilize the parental control software). If you've not elected to set a password for your Kindle Fire, you'll be prompted to do so, once you attempt to set parental controls. The initial device setup will direct you to set a pin or passcode, so choose something that's easy to remember. A little basic, we know, but setting a password is the first step toward protecting your child on their Kindle Fire, as well as protecting the device, should it be lost or stolen. Make sure your kindle is set up with a password.
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Net Nanny can help by providing parental control software that enables you to see exactly where your child is going online, alerting you to questionable subject areas, filtering what they’re viewing, and even blocking websites with inappropriate content. Mobile device companies are not experts in creating parental control software, which is why having targeted software can help keep your family’s devices safe and secure. While most mobile devices are equipped with their own parental control software, each vary in their offerings, and it’s important to realize that they are merely your first line of defense. You’ve done your research and you’ve purchased a tablet with built-in parental control software, but do you know how to setup the parental controls on Kindle Fire? Let’s start with some basics, and then we’ll guide you through setting controls on your child’s Kindle Fire or Kindle Fire HD tablet.
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