Unlike Spotify Kids — a child-friendly app that offers singalongs, soundtracks, and playlists curated by Spotify — the new offering is a parent-managed Premium membership for users under 13, giving them access to more of the app under the supervision of their caregivers.

Now, Spotify is launching a pilot in three countries to test managed accounts for users under the age of 13. For parents and guardians, managed accounts enable them to better tailor the content that is available to young listeners via in-app controls—like managing the playback of Canvas,

Spotify has introduced new parental controls for accounts of kids under 13 years of age. These new parental controls are grouped under a section called 'managed accounts' and they let parents control the content that their kids can access within the Spotify app.

Spotify has rolled out new parental controls for accounts of kids under 13 years of age. The company has introduced a new 'Managed Account' section within Spotify's parental control settings. This new section brings a host of new controls to the app that lets parents control the content that their kids can access in the Spotify app.

Spotify has rolled out in-app parental controls for users under 13 on family plans, starting with a pilot in Denmark, New Zealand, and Sweden. The new "managed accounts" feature lets parents restrict explicit content and choose specific artists or tracks their children can access.