WordPress requires an email for every user, and children do not have one. Here are the five ways sites handle kid registrations, and what each one costs you later.
Two athletes in one household cannot share a training account. Give each one their own program and feedback under a single family login.
Siblings sharing one login break placement and mastery tracking. Give every student their own results under one family login.
Siblings at different swim stages cannot share one login. Give every swimmer their own stage record under one family login.
Preschoolers cannot type a password or own an inbox. Give every child their own progress behind one parent login.
Siblings sharing one login merge vocabulary progress and streaks. Give every child their own level under one family login.
Siblings sharing one login lose their own artwork and portfolios. Give every young artist their own gallery under one family login.
Siblings at different gymnastics levels cannot share one login. Give each gymnast their own skills progress under one family login.
Children at different ages need different lessons. Give every child their own progress while the family keeps one login.
Siblings riding at different levels cannot share one login. Give every rider their own levels and badges under one family login.