Choose the existing child profile to share
A child watching at a grandparent’s home can use a shared child profile rather than starting a second set of favourites there. NRK describes this as access for other adults the child watches with. Begin with the profile’s owner signed into NRK’s official account page, and identify the correct child before preparing the invitation.
Send the profile invitation through the documented control
On the account website, open the child-profile editing area and choose Share Child Profile. NRK’s instructions allow selection of the profiles to share and require accepting the sharing terms. The recipient receives a message containing a link to approve the sharing. That approval step matters: preparing an invitation is not the same as the second adult already having access.
Understand what the recipient can change
NRK says both adults can use the shared profile after approval, but only its owner can edit or delete it. For example, a grandparent who can open the child’s favourites may still need the owner to correct the child’s details or controls. Identify the owner when a setting is unavailable instead of creating another profile in the hope of unlocking the existing one.
Review sharing when the household arrangement changes
The TV help says the owner can withdraw sharing. Review the actual shared profile and intended adults when arrangements change; ordinary adult-profile selection on one television is a separate operation. NRK also warns that deleting the owner’s NRK profile removes associated child profiles and other adults’ access. Check that consequence before using full account deletion as a way to tidy a television.
Questions, answered
Can an invited adult edit the shared child profile?
NRK assigns editing and deletion to the adult who owns it.
Does sending the invitation finish the sharing?
The recipient must approve the sharing through the received link.