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How to Use Facebook’s Messenger Kids App

By Matthew Lynch
June 8, 2023
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Facebook’s Messenger Kids app is a perfect social platform for kids to communicate with friends and family. The application allows children to communicate with a parent’s contact list or approved contacts, and it comes loaded with features that make messaging safe and fun.

Below are some tips on how to use Facebook’s Messenger Kids app:

Set up Messenger Kids: First, parents need to download the Facebook Messenger Kids app on their child’s device, create a new account for the child, and connect that account to a parent’s Facebook account. Once done, parents need to define their child’s name, profile picture and username, which is how their contacts will identify them.

Add contacts: Since Messenger Kids is controlled by a parent, no other users can connect with the child without the parent’s approval. Parents can invite friends and family to be added to their child’s contact list by sending an invitation through Messenger Kids. Once the invites have been accepted, parents can select who these contacts can communicate with their child.

Use Messenger Kids features: Messenger Kids comes with a range of features like photos, videos, emojis, and stickers to make messaging more fun. In addition, the app also comes with built-in features like virtual masks, games, and drawing tools, making messaging more enjoyable.

Teach basic chat etiquette: Parents can teach their child basic online etiquette, such as being respectful in messages, avoiding oversharing information with people they don’t know and not sharing personal information.

Monitor activity: Parents can monitor their child’s Messenger Kids activity through the app’s parental control features. This makes it possible for parents to check whom their child is messaging with, the content of the chats, and identify any inappropriate behavior.

Set screen time limits: Messenger Kids also comes with a screen time feature. Parents can set a time limit on the app’s usage for their child or even turn it off altogether during certain times of the day.

In summary, Facebook’s Messenger Kids app is a great way for children to remain in contact with friends and family in a safe and supervised manner. With the above tips, parents can ensure that their child is using the app safely and within set limits.

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