same xbox live gold membership on two different xbox one consoles

It is true that in preparation for the Xbox One launch the family plan was discontinued and existing users were converted to standard LIVE Gold accounts. Reason being, the Xbox One is capable of enabling an Xbox LIVE Home Gold account instead. The Xbox
LIVE Home Gold service allows ANY profile that logs into your Xbox One console to have access to your live services. I see the dilemma for you is that you want two Xbox(s) for two children. If it is not possible for them to share an Xbox One, then you really
only have the option of purchasing two consoles and two standard LIVE Gold memberships. As for Netflix, if you only have one console and one LIVE Gold membership, you can only watch Netflix on that console. But, it you have two consoles and two LIVE Gold
memberships, you should be able to watch Netflix on each console, provided that Netflix allows more than one user to be logged into the same Netflix account from different "locations". Otherwise, you might need two Netflix memberships too. If my siblings
and I didn't want to share our Super Nintendo, my parents said "Tough dookie! Learn to share "your toys"". My, how times have changed. LOL

Hi, The Xbox Live Gold membership is tied to your account, so you can log into any Xbox, and use it whenever you want.

Given that all the accounts attached to the xbl gold family pack would have been extended by at least 3 months each, i think with the new xbox home you will only need to pay for one xbox live gold unless all the accounts are on different consoles. I could
be wrong but I think that if the accounts are on the same Xbox ONE console, then it will allow you to buy the one xbox live gold membership and that will be cheaper than the family gold membership in the long run.

The Xbox One console allows a Gold membership holder to share their Gold access with one entire Xbox One console, whomever is playing on it. While the Free member is playing online with the Home Gold console, the Gold member can then play online at the
same time using another console that is not set up with Home Gold. Therefore, 1 Gold membership can cover two consoles.

Or to make it easier:

When you add a family member to an Xbox LIVE Gold Family Pack, you have to add it to the same console as the primary account holder. However, after you add that family member to your Xbox LIVE Gold Family Pack, they can recover their account on a different
console and still remain a part of the Family Pack. AND The Xbox LIVE Gold Family Pack gives you four 12-month Gold memberships for less than the price of two.