If your business welcomes children, parents might want to manage multiple children. Here's how Punchpass can accommodate multiple children under a single parent.
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We would recommend setting up one customer that includes both child's names.
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So, "Joseph & Jack" (children) are a single customer, and the account email address is their parent's email (Gilbert). You can use the City field as a wild card and put the parent's name there (Gilbert) as that field is sortable when you click on the column heading.
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All passes in the shared account will be

usable by the children in question.

As an Admin, you can always create multiple reservations for a class. We recommend adding when adding multiple reservations for the same customer to a class that you add a note so the instructor is aware.
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If you'd like your customers to register themselves, this feature requires you to allow multiple reservations.
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This setting lives in the Online Reservations section of your account:
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If both children attend the same class, you should mark the customer as attending a class twice. The system will warn you that it's a duplicate attendance, but it will accept the attendance.

Each account in Punchpass allows multiple active passes.
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If the children need different passes for some reason (Kids Group A pass & Toddler Group B pass are different prices & different classes), no problem!
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For each pass type, please check the pass settings to make sure they're valid for the appropriate classes.
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When it comes time to take attendance, mark the attendance as usual. Punchpass will look for a valid pass for the class.
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Need to change the pass assigned when marking attendance? Here's how to do that.
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If all children are accessing the same passes/classes, that's fine too – just mark that "customer" as attending twice when both kids show up for a particular class.
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Most users handle this workaround by indicating the parent's name and the child's name within the single customer account, and deduce that if they book for a children's class, we would assume this is the child attending, and vice versa.