A linked parent can manage a child's Roblox screen time where the control is available. Check the child's dashboard and use device-level limits for broader coverage.
Before you start
Use the official Roblox account and keep passwords, one-time codes, gift-card PINs, and full payment details off third-party sites.
What to check, in order
- 1
In the parent account, open Parental controls and select the correct child. Find Screen time under settings you manage.
- 2
Set a daily limit and review the child's activity insights. Check the time zone and whether the change is shown on the child's account.
- 3
If the control is absent for a teen, read Roblox's age milestone rules and set device or console limits separately.
One important limit
A Roblox limit does not cover time spent in other apps or on another account.
Continue on an official screen
Use the linked Roblox or payment-provider page to confirm the current options. If you contact support, describe what happened and the checks you have already tried.
Official sources and scope
Reviewed on November 3, 2026. Roblox features can vary by account, age, region, platform, and current policy. Follow the linked official screen when it differs from this guide.