No. Android has kids modes such as Samsung Kids on Galaxy phones and tablets and Google Kids Space on some Android tablets, but iPhone has no built-in equivalent. On iPhone you can lock the phone to one app with Guided Access, limit apps with Screen Time, or add a kids mode with an app like My Kid Space.
Updated September 30, 2026
| Works on | Several allowed apps | Separate kids home screen | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Samsung Kids | Samsung Galaxy phones and tablets | Yes | Yes |
| Google Kids Space | Select Android tablets, not phones | Yes | Yes |
| Guided Access | iPhone and iPad | No, one app | No |
| Screen Time Downtime | iPhone and iPad | Yes, set up in Settings | No |
| My Kid Space | iPhone with iOS 17 or later | Yes, chosen per child | No: your home screen, with other apps locked |
My Kid Space runs on your own iPhone. You create a profile for each child and choose their apps once. When they ask for your phone, you tap Begin now, pick the child and how long, and hand it over.
No. Samsung Kids runs only on Samsung Galaxy devices. On iPhone, use Guided Access, Screen Time or an app like My Kid Space.
No. Google Kids Space is built into select Android tablets and doesn't run on iPhone.
No. An iPhone has a single user, which is why tools like Guided Access and My Kid Space exist.
For one app, Guided Access. For several apps with a timer that only you can end, My Kid Space.
Your first session is free, no credit card needed. Download on the App Store.