You’ll select the titles you want to share then tap Next, then after reviewing your choices hit Done.
You’ll have to put in your parental controls info along with your kids name, birthday and gender. You’re allowed to add up to 4 kids to your Amazon household, and you’ll be able to choose the individual titles you want to share with them.īack on the Household & Family Library page, you’ll choose Add a New Person then Add a Child. Related: 3 free audiobooks you need for back to school How to add your kids Note: Once you add the other adult to your account, it enables you to use their payment methods too! Once they’ve logged in, you can share your content with them - either the entire library, or only individual titles. You’ll add your partner here, but note that you’ll need their email and password to log in to their account. (For older devices, follow these instructions.)įrom there, choose Add a New Person, then Add Adult. Under settings, you’ll choose Household & Family Library for newer generation devices. How to add your partnerįrom your Amazon home screen, select Menu and then Settings. Related: 4 Amazon Prime benefits, in case you’ve been holding out on a membership. So, if you’re ready to set up an Amazon Household to share your Family Library too, here’s how to do it. You know, in case you were on a 50 Shades kick a few years ago. Parents have the ability to select which books get shared to their kids libraries. This means everyone in your house can now share the same content. That’s typically been much easier to do with hardcopy books than digital ones, but now you can set up a Family Library for your Kindle library. My daughter and I have the same taste in books, generally, so we love sharing anything good we’ve read lately.
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