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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.
This process includes sorting and limiting the amount of liquids you have, taking off belts and shoes, and going through a body scanner. Luckily, TSA Pre-Check allows a number of low-risk travelers (and their children of 12 years and younger) to go through a more efficient and expedited screening process. Since its inception in 2011, over 55 million travelers have been able to use TSA Pre-Check. While it was initially available only to frequent fliers of certain airlines who opted into the program, the application for TSA Pre-Check has been open to the general population since December 4, 2013.