I have two wow accounts on my battlenet and my daughter and I used to be able to play at the same time but now it’s only allowing one Mac to be logged into battlenet. Can she create her own battlenet and transfer the one account to her? Or how do we fix this?
It should still let you both access it at the same time, just not the launcher at the same time.
That said, It’s not recommended to have a child on your account really. Once they hit the age of majority, they’ll basically lose access to everything unless you turn over your account into their name.
Blizzard no longer supports any transfers between battle.net accounts. Meaning, they no longer can move a WoW account from one battle.net to another. So the sooner that they start their own battle.net account (which can be in your name depending on their age as the name can be changed), the better it is, as they’ll otherwise lose a lot of progress at some point.
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Make sure you’ve got this checked in your Battle.net launcher:
That having been said, if your daughter is going to want to play when she’s an adult and keep her stuff, there’s not a too soon to get her set up on her own separate account now that you can’t transfer characters between Battle.net accounts anymore, like Perl said!
My son is still huffy about the characters and collection items that got left behind on my account when he got booted to his own 
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Unfortunately you’re going to have to make a difficult choice on either letting your daughter keep her account or you keeping your account. Either one of you can take ownership of the battle.net account and you create a second account for the other person. While technically you can continue to share that account until she hits 18, at that point you can no longer share the account, and likely it would be much more difficult to separate.
Obviously this isn’t the best news, but it’s something you will definitely want to deal with sooner than later, but ultimately it means one of you starting over.
If you have other accounts like this (non Blizzard) such as email, etc, consider separating them now, as again it will only get more difficult when she is 18.
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