Prime Members Score Exclusive Coupons, Discounts & Perks w/ FREE Amazon Family Profile
Amazon offers Prime Members even more ways to save with exclusive Amazon Family coupons & discounts!
If you’re an Amazon Prime member and have kids ages 12 or younger, make sure you check out Amazon Family as you can score some awesome perks, coupons, and discounts added right to your Amazon account!
It’s free to sign up for Amazon Family and only takes a few seconds! Simply head here and enter your children’s birthdays and names to get instant access to Amazon Family.
After completing your child’s profile, you’ll save up to 20% off select Subscribe & Save products instead of the usual 15% off when you have 5+ subscriptions in your account. This discount alone will really start to add up on the things parents subscribe to the most, including diapers, baby food, laundry detergent, and more! This extra discount is exclusive to Amazon Family members, and automatically applies to qualifying items when you have 5 or more subscriptions per month.
You’ll also get access to exclusive Amazon Family coupons on products like diapers, wipes, cleaning supplies, and more!
Expecting a new addition? Sign up with your due date, you’ll be able to create a new baby registry and score a free baby welcome box! And you’ll even score a 15% off coupon for the items remaining on your registry to help you get prepared for your new addition!
Amazon Family will also send you an exclusive email newsletter with parenting tips, product recommendations, family-friendly recipes, and more!
Your Amazon Family profile also gives you access to Amazon Household which allows you to share your Prime benefits with your whole family! You can share your Prime membership with another adult and up to four teens and four child profiles in a single household. This way your partner can also enjoy Prime benefits without paying for a second membership!
Teens can place orders through their account that parents approve via text message, and children added to an Amazon Family profile have parental controls on Fire and Kindle tablets through Kindle FreeTime. Parents can decide what content their kids can view, but are not able to make any purchases through their accounts.
You’ll also get access to the Family Library which allows your family to share eBooks, audiobooks, apps, and games on your Kindle and other Amazon devices, so the whole family can enjoy the same books and games at their own pace!
Not an Amazon Prime member? Become a Prime member and try it out. You’ll wonder how you ever survived without it once you start having diapers and other household necessities delivered right to your door with free shipping!
I was excited to see this post, because spending $119/year for Prime, and there’s not really anymore 2 day shipping for items I shop for (everything is now a week long)- I was hoping they would offer more savings…however, I clicked the post to sign up, and my children were already logged in. And after clicking on my 15 year old, I was offered diaper and wipe coupons only. DISAPPOINTED.
Darn! Thanks for the feedback. It seems this is available for those with kids 12 and under. I do see up to 20% off available as I click through now.
Subscribe and save is 15 for me and I’m a member
Thanks for commenting. It appears that this will apply up to 20% off for eligible items. I do still find the 20% off listed as I click through on my account.
I signed up for Prime last year but as a single person over 60 a lot of the benefits just aren’t there. I do like the free shipping though and Amazon Key is great on the few occasions where my purchase qualifies.
I got excited about sharing benefits because my husband having a separate account and still having prime would make it so much easier to do holiday shopping for eachother without risking seeing what we got eachother. But that was quickly shot down when I found out those benefits don’t apply when you have the reduced prime from ebt. I don’t think we can even share prime video either. Oh well.
I’m not interested in handing over my children’s birthdates / personal information to big tech. People should really be more careful / less trusting with this information.
Put in a fake name and birthdate
I agree.