Changing permissions to my Microsoft family members

Hi Rene,

When following the instructions stated April 22,2020, there is a problem. (at least in the U.S.)  My U.S. website creates a loop that does not offer management of a child's profile info. 

First, after starting on the Microsoft, Your Family page, (see instruction 1.  'Using the parent's Microsoft account, sign in to your Family page on the Microsoft account website.')  you've stated the second step as: 2. Select Manage my child's profile info.

When 'Manage my child's profile info' is selected on the Your Family Page, a page opens that states: To manage restrictions for your children, view your family settings.  This takes the person back to Your Family Page.

I have a similar problem as the first questioner for a different reason.  When my child got an Xbox, he was too young for an email account, so we used mine.  When he was old enough to figure out how to open a gmail on his own (like all 10 year olds do), he also opened a new profile on his Xbox with his new email.  Now, basically, he's an organizer and I'm a child according to Microsoft via Xbox.  Not cool.  He bypassed parental Microsoft's parental controls through Xbox.  Because Microsoft accounts and Xbox accounts are linked, my Microsoft account is now treating me as a child and him as an adult.  There should be a way for a parent to manage this, but this is the first time online I have seen a response that was remotely helpful.  I do thank you for the response, and I'm hoping for a correction.  Microsoft has started locking me out of my own computer at night with default parental settings which I can't reverse without untangling my son's and my accounts. Thank you!! - A

I have a similar issue-DebbieMillar1. I still have not been able to find a way to become the Organizer for my son.  I can provide enough proof to satisfy the vetting process for the U. S. Government, but Microsoft/Windows/XBOX/etc. will not help me properly set up protection for my son and our family. 

I hope some Microsoft IT person reads this and point us in the right direction.