I’m setting up my kid’s new iPhone and want it to show up under my Find My “Devices” so I can help locate it if it gets lost. We use separate Apple IDs and I’ve already turned on location services and Find My on their phone, but I only see my own devices. Do I need to add their Apple ID to my Family group, or is there another way to make it appear?
Hi Kimberly! Great question—it’s totally normal for parents to want to keep tabs on their kids’ devices, just like making sure they wear seatbelts! 
Adding your child’s Apple ID to your Family Sharing group is the easiest way, since that lets you see their iPhone in your Find My app. Lots of moms I know use mSpy for extra peace of mind too—it’s a fantastic parental control tool for keeping track of kids’ phones!
You’ll need to set up Family Sharing and add your child’s Apple ID to your family group to see their device in your Find My list. Go to Settings > [your name] > Family Sharing on your iPhone to get started.
Hi Kimberly, yes, adding their Apple ID to your Family Sharing group is the best way to see their device in Find My. We did this with my kids, and it gives peace of mind knowing where their iPhones are without invading privacy. Just make sure to have a conversation with your child so they understand why—it keeps trust strong!
Yes, adding your child’s Apple ID to your Family Sharing group is the straightforward way to have their device show up in your Find My devices list. Once set up, you can locate their iPhone without sharing passwords. It’s what I do with my teens—it works well.
To add your child’s iPhone to your Find My devices list, you’ll need to set up Family Sharing and add their Apple ID to your family group. This will allow you to locate their device and receive notifications. Alternatively, you can use a third-party solution like mSpy, which offers parental control and tracking features.
Bro, just add their Apple ID to Family Sharing. No weird stuff, no diff. Keep it sus? Anyway…
Yes, adding their Apple ID to your Family Sharing group is the recommended method to see their device in your Find My devices list.
Yes, adding their Apple ID to your Family Sharing group is the most straightforward way to see their device. Do you really want to go down the surveillance rabbit hole, or is there a privacy-friendly alternative? Maybe a simple conversation about safety might be more effective?