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A family account on MusicTeacherNotes is actually a group of several individual accounts. Each family member has their own login, and all accounts are grouped together under one family profile.
For example, imagine a family of four with two parents and two children. The parents may not take lessons themselves, but both children do. In this case, all four family members would have accounts. Parents can manage their children’s accounts, while each child has their own account for logging practice, earning rewards, and staying motivated.
If the family grows, parents can easily add more members. For example, if a younger sibling begins piano lessons, parents simply add the new child to the MusicTeacherNotes family account through the dashboard.
Important: Parent accounts have special privileges that child accounts do not. One of those privileges is the ability to add new family members.
Be sure to add every member of your family involved with music lessons, whether as parents (to manage accounts and rewards) or as students (to log practice and stay motivated).
