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The main parental controls screen on your app gives you access to many different options, including: Sign into your Nintendo Account and tap “Next.” If you do not have a Nintendo Account already, follow the directions to set one up to continue using the app.Select the Nintendo Switch Parental Controls app on your device.Some of the settings described on this page require that your Nintendo Switch is updated to version 5.0.0 or latest, and your Nintendo Switch Parental Controls App is updated to version 1.5.0 or latest. NOTE: Make sure you download the Parental Controls app to your iOS or Android device and follow the directions to ensure that your settings sync to the Nintendo Switch console. Select either “Use Your Smart Device,” or “Use this Console” to begin.If the console has already been set up, you can access the parental controls options after the initial setup by using the mobile application, or by pressing the “Home” button on the controller, selecting “Settings” and then selecting “Parental Controls.”.You can also set parental controls directly on the console, but there are more options via the mobile app. The recommended method is via the Nintendo Switch Parental Controls App, available on iOS and Android devices. During the initial setup process for the Nintendo Switch console, there will be a prompt to set the parental controls via two methods.Setting Nintendo Switch Parental Controls Instructions: Follow the steps we outline below to set up parental controls for the Nintendo Switch system, and make sure your children can only access content that you think is appropriate for them. Nintendo Switch is designed to go wherever you go, transforming from a home console to a portable system in a snap. Note: ESRB will be automatically set as your default rating authority when your Nintendo Account country is set to the U.S. For example, if you select Teen, your console will have access to games rated E (Everyone), E10+ (Everyone 10+) and T (Teen).Select the appropriate age of your child (Teen, Pre-Teen, Child), or select “Custom Settings” to make granular decisions about the content your children will have access to on the Nintendo Switch console.Via the Nintendo Switch Parental Controls app