(These are the conditions in the US and in many parts of Europe, but the exact ages and options may vary by country.) I wanted to see what things are like for kids under 13, which is why I made Junior six years old. If parents want to, they can still connect older children's accounts and supervise them via the service, though teenagers can turn that off from their end. There are essentially two tiers of Family Link controls: Children under 13 have much stricter limits by default and can't use many Google services, while accounts for kids older than 13 don't need to be set up via Family Link. Google leads you through the mandatory parental consent and explains how the Family Link service works: Parents can see stats, enforce age restrictions, set app limits and filters, control which apps can be installed, and so on.
I opted to factory reset my old Pixel 3 and started anew. You can do it on a brand-new device or create a second profile on a phone already in use with another account. Setting up a child account is pretty straightforward.
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