Most standard search engines do not have parental controls pre-installed. Web pages from all over the Internet can be displayed in a search query. These are not always suitable for minors. We'll show you a few search engines aimed primarily at children.
Blindman's Buff
The best-known children's search engine can be found at www.blinde-kuh.de . It is aimed at children from 6 to 14 years of age , including older children . The site offers a range of child-friendly articles on target group-specific topics. It also contains links to safe online games and many videos . The Bären-Blatt , an online offshoot of the Westfalen-Blatt for children, is also located directly on the homepage . In this way, your child can also find out about the latest news at a suitable level . The website is ad-free and is from Federal Family Ministry funded.
fragFinn
Under www.fragfinn.de you will find a more child-friendly search engine. The search bar here is a modified version of the Google search . In addition to the pure search function, various other topic articles are offered on the site . These are mainly aimed at an audience from 6 to 12 years old , i.e. younger children . Your children can find reports on current world events and useful information about the Internet. The content is completely prepared for children . There are also changing top topics, the questions sent in by children respond. In addition to conveying information, fun is also a priority at fragFinn: Your children can find various games that are intended to train their intellectual abilities. By the way: The website is operated by fragFINN eV - an association that has made the well-being of all children on the Internet a priority ..
Bright head
The Head of the Class Search Engine you can under www.helles-koepfchen.de . Here, too, the flow of information and fun through games are in the foreground. In forums , the children can have conversations to find out more about their desired topics. Helles Köpfchen is also funded by the federal government - through the Ministry of Education and the Ministry of Family Affairs . In itself, the site is very child-friendly, but there is one major point of criticism: Despite the funding, the site is not free from advertising . This means that while surfing, your child can quickly click on an ad that you may not approve of.
