If you want to manage your kid's phone using your own phone, first set up Family Sharing and then enable Screen Time settings.If you want to turn off messaging and FaceTime during Downtime, go to Screen Time/Always Allowed/Allowed Apps and remove them.
You can enable Screen Time on your kid's phone and protect the settings with a pass code, or you can remotely manage your kid's phone by setting everyone up on Family Sharing. But you can also turn off everything but the calling feature if you wish. Located in the Screen Time settings, Downtime makes an iPhone more like a regular phone: Kids can still call, text, FaceTime, and use any apps that you allow, such as a music-streaming app. You can cut your kid off by enabling Downtime in the OS. (Get tips on the best practices for using parental controls.) Here are a few methods to turn off kids' phones at night. You can also enable settings that lock phones from dusk 'til dawn - or any other time you want to make them unavailable. Taking away your kid's phone at night isn't the only way to make sure they get a good night's sleep (and avoid any inappropriate late-night use).
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