A Teen Account is a great in-between account for your older kids who don’t fully need parental restrictions anymore. Perhaps they’re also ready to be allowed to play games online. As a parent, you can choose whether to allow your teen to access the PlayStation Network as well as make purchases with their own account.
Setting up a Teen Account
If you don’t use auto-login, choose [+New User] at the login screen. If you’re already logged in, hold down the PS button on your controller, select [Switch User], and then [+New User].

Read and accept the User Agreement.
On the “Sign in to PlayStation Network” screen, choose [New to PlayStation Network" Create an Account] at the bottom of the screen.
Choose [Sign Up Now]. Enter your Region, Language, and Date of Birth. If the user’s birthdate puts them between 13 and 17 years old, a Teen Account will be automatically created.
The next screen will explain a Teen Account. Select [Next] when ready.
Enter your Postal Code, City, and State/Province and choose [Next].
Enter an email address and the password you’d like for the account.
Pick a username. Please note that YOU CANNOT CHANGE IT once you’ve created it.
The following two steps let you decide who you can see your activities, Trophies, Friends, and gameplay videos if you are granted PSN access.
For the final step, your parent/guardian must sign into the Master Account in order to allow access to the PSN.

Enabling PSN Acces...