If the child is a minor (under the age of 18 years in most States) the best vehicle is creating a trust for where the child receives the property in his or her name  nd there is a trustee to take care of the minor child's interests until the child is an adult. The trust for the child can be written in a Will where the minor child receives the property in "trust" from the parent who is on title to the property.Another option is to create a specific trust for the parent who owns the property giving the property to the child where there is a representative to look after the minor child's interests while under a certain age as determined by the parent.If the child is an adult presently, his or her name can be put on title to the property as a joint tenant with the current owner(s) and recorded right away.You might consider consulting with an estate planning attorney regarding your question.Good luck.