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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.
Although the Transportation Security Administration (TSA) does not require children to present identification, airlines and U.S. Customs do. TSA Requirements The TSA requires that adult passengers ages 18 and older show valid photo ID at the security checkpoint. This can include things such as a driver's license or other state photo identity card issued by the Department of Motor Vehicles or equivalent state agency, U.S. Passport, permanent resident card or other equivalent documents.