To set up Parental Controls on the Nintendo Switch 2, head to System Settings from the Switch 2 main menu.

"If you forget your PIN and the answer to your secret question at a later point, a master key to reset your PIN can be sent to the email address you have registered," reads a Nintendo post.

Video game systems have built-in parental controls so mom and dad can set restrictions for what games their kids can play, and how long they can play.

Here, you'll have the option to either proceed using the Nintendo Switch Parental Controls app, or set up Parental Controls without the app if you don't have a smart device.

To set up parental controls on your Nintendo Switch, you can use the Nintendo Parental Controls app, or the Switch's settings menu.

In this guide, we'll go over how to get the Parental Controls system set up on Nintendo Switch 2. We'll detail your available options for it, and how to tweak them at any time.

Now that the Switch launch window has come and gone, it may be time to impose some ground rules. This is where parental controls come in.

How to Set Up the Parental Controls App After downloading the app, connect your My Nintendo account and have the Nintendo Switch handy.

Finally, parental controls allow you to monitor and restrict your child's social interactions while they're using the Nintendo Switch.