How child access should work

Children should not need their own Google accounts. A parent signs in, creates a household, adds child profiles, and chooses when a device is in child mode.

The parent PIN is used to return from child mode to the parent console on shared devices. Children should only see their profile selector, points, rewards, and recent history.

Child mode should show the child dashboard, point balance, rewards, and task progress. It should not expose parent settings, privacy requests, household invites, other children’s private history, or account controls.

Parents should create and manage all child profiles. If BravoPoints is made available to other families, parent onboarding should include notice of what child profile data is collected and a consent step before a child profile is used.

Parents can ask to review, correct, delete, or stop further use of child profile information through the privacy request form.