A Kids Profile is a listening space for kids in the Audible app that allows kids to listen to only the titles you choose. You can share titles you’ve purchased with cash or credit as well as any titles for kids included in your membership, and there’s no limit to how many titles you can share.

Once set up, your child can play any title that you have shared with them. They’ll also be able to organize these titles in lists, and play through lists.

Notes: 

• Your child will need to reset their listening position each time they switch listening between devices.
• Each Audible account can create 1 Kids Profile.
• Your child only has access to titles you directly share with them.

In this article:

• Can multiple kids listen to on my Kids Profile?
• Can I change the narration speed on my Kids Profile?
• How do I switch to my Kids Profile?
• Why am I unable to switch out of my Kid Profile?

Can multiple kids listen to my Kids Profile?

Yes. You can sign in to your Kids Profile on multiple devices, and more than 1 child can be using the Kids Profile at the same time without interrupting each other’s listening progress.

Note: Anyone can listen on a Kids Profile, but only titles for kids can be shared to it.

Can I change the narration speed for my Kids Profile?

Narration speed can be changed in the Kids Profile. Note that the Kids Profile shares narration speed settings with your primary Audible account for that specific device.

How do I switch to my Kids Profile?

You can switch to your Kids Profile anytime from the Audible app.

Note: You’ll have to sign in with your Amazon email and password to access your adult profile again. To keep your adult profile inaccessible to your child, make sure you do not have any cached login credentials on the device that your child uses to access the Kids Profile.

In the app

1. Go to your Profile in the app.
2. Select your name in the drop-down.
3. Select Kids.

Why am I unable to switch out of my Kids Profile?

If you are not able to switch out of the Kids Profile, it may mean Audible received a notice that you are, or the user of your device is, under the age of 18. New legislation requires online services to provide enhanced protection for users under 18. If the app store account accessing the Audible app is registered to a child under 18, the Audible app experience may now default to the Kids Profile in certain US states. Parents/account holders can continue to access the Audible account and manage titles they’d like share with the Kids Profile from the Audible app on their personal device or the Audible site. For questions on how the app store for your device applies age signals, please contact your app store customer service.