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Home›Career Readiness›How to Set Up Amazon Household to Share Amazon Prime (and More)

How to Set Up Amazon Household to Share Amazon Prime (and More)

By Matthew Lynch
May 8, 2023
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If you have an Amazon Prime account, you may be interested in sharing the benefits with your family members. Amazon Household is a feature that allows you to share your Prime membership, as well as other content, with up to two adults and four children.

Here are the steps to set up Amazon Household:

Step 1: Sign in to Your Amazon Account

Visit Amazon.com and sign in to your account.

Step 2: Go to Amazon Household

Click on “Account & Lists” in the top right corner of the screen. Then, click on “Amazon Household” under the “Your Account” section.

Step 3: Invite an Adult to Join Your Household

You can share your Prime membership and other content with one other adult. Click on “Add an Adult” and enter their name, email address, and birthdate. The other adult will receive an email invitation to join your household.

Step 4: Confirm Your Payment Method

Before your invited adult can join your household, they will need to confirm the payment method that is associated with your Amazon account. This helps prevent unauthorized purchases.

Step 5: Add Children to Your Household

You can also share content with up to four children. To add a child, click on “Add a Child” and enter their name, birthdate, and gender. You can choose to customize their Amazon Kids settings, which include parental controls and age-appropriate content.

Step 6: Share Content with Your Household Members

Once you have added your household members, they will be able to access your shared content. This includes:

– Prime shipping benefits: Your household members can get free two-day shipping on eligible items, as well as access to Prime Video and Prime Music.

– Amazon Photos: You can share your photos and videos with your household members.

– Kindle books: You and your household members can share Kindle books with each other.

– Payment methods: You can choose to share your payment methods with your household members or keep them separate.

– Shopping lists: You can create and share Amazon shopping lists with your household members.

Amazon Household is a convenient way to share your Prime membership and other content with your family members. Follow these easy steps to set it up and start enjoying the benefits!

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