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For most children age 12 or younger, there is no need to apply for TSA Precheck since they are included under their parents but they can apply. Once your child turns 13 years old, he or she would need to get their own TSA Precheck in order to use the TSA Precheck lanes with the rest of the family.
If you're a frequent flyer and security lines and shoe removal are slowing you down, then TSA Precheck might be for you. Once approved, this airport screening program allows you to bypass the crowded security lines, you can keep your shoes on, and you can leave those tiny bottles of shampoo and shaving cream in your carry-on. In order to be approved, you must pay an application fee and go through a background check. Travel and money expert Matt Granite looks at this traveler program and whether or not the fee and time getting approved is really worth it. Matt Granite is a consumer reporter with Gannett's WKYCstation in Cleveland.