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How to Get Started With Messenger Kids

By Matthew Lynch
June 22, 2023
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Messenger Kids is an excellent tool for children to communicate with their friends and family members in a safe and secure environment. The app was designed by Facebook, specifically to provide a platform for kids to chat and share content in a controlled manner. Parents can monitor their child’s activity on the app and approve new contacts, ensuring their children’s safety.

Getting Started

To get started with Messenger Kids, follow These simple steps:

Step 1: Download the Messenger Kids App

The first step to getting started with Messenger Kids is downloading the app from the app store. The app is available for both iOS and Android devices.

Step 2: Set up a Messenger Kids account

Once the app is downloaded, you will need to set up a Messenger Kids account for your child. Parents can create an account for their children under the age of 13 by using their Facebook account. Parents who don’t have a Facebook account can use their phone number to create an account for their child.

Step 3: Customize the account

Once the account is created, parents can customize their child’s account by adding a profile picture and nickname. Parents can access their child’s account settings from their Facebook account and make changes to the profile at any time.

Step 4: Add Friends

Parents can manage their child’s contact list by adding friends through their Facebook account. Only friends and family members who have been approved by the parent can contact the child through Messenger Kids.

Step 5: Start chatting

Once the contacts are added, children can start chatting with their friends and family members. Messenger Kids offers a range of features, including video calls, voice calls, and messaging.

Safety and Security

Messenger Kids is designed with safety and security in mind. Parents have full control over their child’s account and can monitor their activity on the app. Parents can also block and report contacts to ensure their child’s safety. All messages on Messenger Kids are encrypted, ensuring that chats are private and secure.

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