Adding a child

Adding a child



Adding a child manually
  1. Click on  Children in the sidebar.
  2. Click on the  icon in the top right.
  3. Fill out the relevant information in each tab of the child profile. At the very least, you should enter the child’s First Name, Last Name, Legal Gender, Date of Birth, Parent First Name, and Parent Primary Email and Parental Responsibility.
  4. Click Save
Sending a link to the Child Profile Form
eymanage also gives you the option to send a Child Profile Form to a child’s parents for them to fill out. You can find out more here.

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