How do I lift all restrictions on my childs account

You mentioned that your account has child restrictions. That restriction could be temporarily lifted, if you ask.

Hi Scrubbz

You usually see this error if you try to purchase content on a child's account. You will need to speak to an adult in the family group to lift the restriction or purchase it for you.

Hope that helps.

Evidently having a child account there can be restrictions on the games, here is a link for how to manage the child account https://support.xbox.com/browse/my-account/manage-account/Child accounts

Hi there reneewoody14 ! Thanks for reaching out to us.

Are you currently playing on a child account? If so, you may need to have the adult account sign in & lift some current

restrictions on your account.

If you're not playing on a child account, please be sure to post back!

The problem with this is: Since your account is an adult account, even if you could put time restrictions on that, your kid using the account would be regarded as an adult thanks to the adult account, and the kid could just go to the account settings themselves
and revert the changes.

That's why child accounts can't make such settings and require a separate adult account to do it.

Let's make a real world analogy:

You as a parent could go to a bank and tell the cashier that your kid has a "child" account at their bank, and you want to limit the ability to withdraw money to 100$ per month.

Since the kid is unable to sign contracts and stuff, if the kid goes to the bank and says "I want the 100$ limit lifted because I want to buy Disneyland!", the cashier will say "Sorry kid, due to your age you can't make or change contracts. Get your parent
here to lift the limit."

If you as an adult go to the bank and say "I want to limit my spending to 100$ per month", and a few days later come back and say "I as an adult want to buy a boat, a house and a new car, so lift my 100$ spending limit", the bank will comply as you are the
adult.

So unfortunately, you can either leave the kid unable to be restricted, or create a new child account where the kid can then be restricted, but loses their game progress.

Also be aware: The older the kid gets, the more they want their own account. And the more YOU want them to have their own account, as the older kid probably then could see your emails and use other Microsoft Account services on your account.

So personally, I can only recommend to create a new account for the kid, and have them replay all the fun games again. With time restrictions, if needed.