If there's a time limit set, thy can tap on the timer to see how many minutes they have left. In terms of the kids' experience, they can browse available content by categories such as Discover, School & Learning, or Characters & Themes - or search for something specific. If they want to check on what their kids are seeing, they can view some basic usage statistics. To get even more specific, these can be broken down between weekday limits and weekend limits. Also, parents can limit screen time as a whole or limit the amount of time spent reading, watching videos, using apps, or browsing the web. They can even check a box that won't allow kids to use any content until they've met the educational goals. To shut down device use, parents can set a range of time (called bedtime) when kids aren't able to use the device and can set time goals for the use of educational content, though there's no way to specify exactly what the educational content is. Though the app will automatically set the content based on the age provided, parents can adjust the settings up or down based on their kids' needs and their family's values. Once that is set up, parents can customize settings for each kid's profile. Create profiles for up to four kids using their name and date of birth. Parents sign in to AMAZON KIDS+ using their Amazon account and then choose a subscription option.

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