Missing Deluxe Boost

[Kyzera-bloodscalp (Kyzera)]

Actually, it would be best that a child has their own Battle Net account. That way the parent/guardian can apply Parental Controls as needed. The Battle Net account can be placed in the parent’s/guardian’s name until said child comes of age and then the account can be placed in the child’s name.

Also, the child will then be able to keep any account-bound items versus losing them when they become of age and need to be moved to their own account.

Orlyia has explained it better:

@Orlyia

I personally suggest a secondary Blizzard Account - under YOUR name for minor children for a few reasons.

• If a license is later moved, any collections stay behind on the original Blizzard Account.
• Parental controls are a very handy tool - but they impact all licenses on a Blizzard Account. Should you wish to use them, they’d also impact your license on the same Account.
• Security can be managed better with two Blizzard Accounts.
• It is a far simpler and cleaner process to get a Blizzard Account of a minor switched over to them when the time comes.
• Licenses on the same Blizzard Account have some restrictions - mainly pet battles and messaging - depending on which license logged in first in a session.
• While two licenses can be logged into from the same Blizzard Account, there is a little bit of logging out of the launcher, etc., that must be done to accomplish that. Should the second license log in without going through the proper steps, it can knock the first one offline.

Just setup another Blizzard Account with another email identical to your first, use that to apply the new license - and don’t forget to RAF it!