Windows 10: "Ask a Parent" sends email to ALL adults in the Family

How can I stop "Ask a Parent" from sending an email to all adults in the family? At the moment the Grandparents are also getting requests and I don't want them approving things for my child.

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How to delete an adult account in the Family Settings.

Hi,

To resolve your issue, we suggest that you follow the steps below:

• As an adult in the family account, sign in with your Microsoft account.
• Under Your family, click
  Remove.
  
• Click the child account you want to remove, and click Remove.
• You will get an email confirmation once the child has been removed from the family.

Note: If you removed a Child account, it will be tagged as an "Orphaned account" and you will need to attach another "Parent account".

Regards.

 

Adult account being asked for parental consent - Microsoft Family

I have someone on my family account that is an adult, when he tries and access certain items he gets notifications he cannot due to parental controls. I never see any emails saying he is asking or notifications, etc. But none the less he is an adult and
can access any of it. When I first set him up I mistakenly got his birthday incorrect and it had him as a child, I sorted that out and is shown as an adult now.

Any way to get around this? I hate to delete him and then reinput him as we've got MS 365 and rather not go through messing with that if possible.

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Adult account being asked for parental consent - Microsoft Family

Hi Jason,



Thank you for writing to Microsoft Community forum.



If you’re an adult, but you got a message asking for parental consent, it’s because you’re a child in your Microsoft family. Even if you’re over the age of 18, you can still be a child in Microsoft family. For more information and help, see
Age verification for parental consent.



Tick ‘Yes’ if you find the answer helpful.



Merry Christmas!

Regards,