Turn on Restrictions
- Go to Settings > General > Restrictions.
- Tap Enable Restrictions.
- Choose a Restrictions passcode that you'll remember and confirm your passcode. Make sure to choose a passcode that's different from the passcode you use to unlock your device.
Prevent in-app purchases or disable purchasing
After you tap Enable Restrictions, you'll see what's allowed on your device. To prevent only in-app purchases, turn off In-App Purchases. If you want to disable purchasing completely, turn off iTunes Store, iBooks Store, Installing Apps, and In-App Purchases.
You can also prevent purchases by removing your payment method from your account.
Require a password for each download
If you don't want to prevent in-app purchases or disable purchasing completely, you can require a password before downloading content from the iTunes Store or Apps Store.
Manage your child's account
If your child is over 13 or has an account through the Apple ID for Students program, you might want to let them make purchases from iTunes using iTunes Gifts or a monthly allowance. If you use Family Sharing, you can let your child initiate purchases with Ask to Buy.
The iTunes Service is only available for individuals aged 13 years or older or children under 13 who have received an Apple ID through the Apple ID for Students program. If your child is under the age of 13 and isn't an educational Apple ID holder, Apple must close and delete all information associated with their account, and you can't use the monthly allowance program.
Using Restrictions, you can also control access to certain applications, features, and content types.