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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 number essentially proves that you have been pre-approved by the US Customs and Border Protection and deemed a low-risk traveler. Once you receive your KTN, you'll be able to swish on by long security lines at 120 airports and get into the specially designated TSA PreCheck line. Skip some common security checks, keep your shoes and belt on, keep your laptop in your carry on, and try not to gloat. TSA PreCheck approval lasts for five years.