Multiple accounts with same information for 2 kids?

Hi, I hope you're doing great out there. I am an Independent advisor and I am here to help you in regard to your concern.

Just a friendly reminder though that we can only have one Xbox profile under one Microsoft account and this means that you need to create another Microsoft account for your second kid, Eva.

Hi,

1. For two consoles you can share Gold. (explanation below)
2. Not required, see below:

The Xbox One has a system that allows you to set your 'Home Xbox'. When this is set up, the console that is set as the home console can share Xbox Live Gold and most digital purchases.

On the second Xbox (that your other children use) set this console as your home.

1. Press the Xbox button to open the guide.
2. Select Profile & system > Settings > General > Personalisation, and then select
   My home Xbox.
3. Select Make this my home Xbox to designate the console as your home Xbox.

When you do this, all accounts on this console can now share the main account's Xbox Live Gold. To use it, you'll need to create a new account for your other children. They can even have an account each if you want. As you are sharing Gold, these other accounts
will not need a subscription.

Note: If there is an outage with your internet, or Xbox Live goes temporally down, the first Xbox won't be able to play any digitally purchased games until internet/Live connection is restored. Disc based games are not affected. This is
because it is no longer the home Xbox One.

so what if you have a family of kids and multiple xbox ones in the home, sorry but i don't justify buying multiple copies of the same game for one household of my kids.

This is the same situation we have. It is something that will have to be addressed as I know several families with 2 Xboxes getting a third this Christmas. We are at a time when kids and parents play games and to make it worse, most games do not have
local multiplayer anymore. That leaves you with needing multiple Xboxes in the house for kids to play the same games.

Two in the house can be worked around, but 3 doesn't work, even when everyone logged in is on the same family account in a house on the same IP address.. Hopefully this will get fixed.

Unfortunately, until the family subscription becomes available, the only option is to purchase multiple subscriptions. You would need at least 2 in your situation if you purchase on on one of your kid's accounts.