A few days ago, my daughter brought home the parenting magazine “Fritz&Fränzi” from preschool.
I briefly flipped through it and read a few bold headlines and quotes in large print.
One of the topics was: “Parents cannot protect their child from sexual violence…”.
"Sexual violence happens everywhere.
"What helps: Pay attention, understand the perpetrator's tactics, and empower the child."
And further: “Sex Education from Birth:
Prevention starts right from birth—when changing a diaper, I can announce what I'm
going to do and respond to the baby's reactions.
"This is how children learn from the very beginning: 'My body belongs to me.'"
I wonder what this means, I ask myself?
That parents should grope their children?
Are parents being encouraged to engage in pedophilic acts here in the name of prevention?
Next, I read the quote, written in large, bold letters:
"Playing doctor offers children a valuable opportunity to discover which kinds of touch they enjoy and which they don't."
And last but not least, the magazine states: “Parents who ban such games mean well, but in
doing so, they hinder healthy child development…”
When I read these quotes, the very FIRST thing that crossed my mind was: Were these “protection
strategies against sexual violence” created by pedophiles?
And then I realized that the Kla.TV research we had painstakingly gathered over the years
unfortunately seemed to confirm my suspicion.
In 2021, a law to strengthen the well-being of children and youth was passed in Germany.
As a result, daycare centers and youth facilities were required to develop and
implement violence prevention plans by August 2024.
A major component of this is to be “prevention strategies against sexual violence.”
Many daycare center directors therefore turned to “sex education programs” that have been in use for some
time and were, in part, developed by the former BZgA .
What has happened in the daycare centers since then?
Incidents of violence in daycare centers in North Rhine-Westphalia rose by nearly 80
percent in 2025 compared to the previous year. .
The majority of all sexual, physical, and psychological abuses were committed by children against other children!
For example, in the daycare centers operated by the Rhineland Regional Council, 77 percent (or two-thirds) of all sexual
assaults were committed by children against other children.
The article “WHAT HAPPENS IN DAYCARE CENTERS” in the magazine “EMMA” describes what these assaults—the result of
“sex education concepts”—look like in practice—I’ll summarize: Daycare Center in Duisburg, summer 2023:
A six-year-old boy coerced other children at the daycare center into urinating in other children's mouths and inserting bugs,
sticks, and plants into their penises, buttocks, and vaginas.
The youngest victim was just three years old.
The daycare center's administration stated that this was simply "normal doctor play."
Daycare Center in Leipzig, Winter 2023:
In a “cuddle den,” there have been several incidents of sexual assaults by older children against younger ones.
Three six-year-old boys stuck their fingers and pencils into the butts and vaginas of younger children.
The most recent victim was a two-year-old girl.
A four-year-old boy suffered a perforated intestine.
The director of this daycare center said that the "cuddle cave" was part of the "sex education program."
Daycare Center in Kerpen, January 2024:
The preschool offers its children a “masturbation room.”
The rationale for this is the “sex education program.”
"Individual children were allowed to 'withdraw to a safe space according to their needs in order to explore
and satisfy their physical desires,'" the report stated.
Regarding children over two years of age, the “sex education concept” explicitly states: “The toddler
explores his or her own genitals as well as those of the primary caregiver (mother, father, siblings).”
"This behavior is typical of a child's natural curiosity and should not be prevented (prohibited
or curtailed) when the child is expressing it."
Concepts such as “cuddle cave,” “exploration rooms,” “masturbation rooms,” etc., can be traced back to
the so-called “progressive educator” Helmut Kentler.
Kentler, who has since been exposed as a pedophile, was described in the 1970s and
1980s as the “liberator of childhood sexuality.”
His approach to sex education is described by the principle of “learning by doing” and can be
found today in “sex education” programs everywhere.
Sexuality can only be taught if something sexual actually happens.
According to his statements, sexual acts would have to take place—or be provoked—in preschools
in order for children to receive sex education.
Kentler was the pioneer of what is known as “emancipatory sex education.”
To this day, this program is being marketed by the “Federal Center for Health Education” (BZgA)—now known as BIÖG —and “pro
familia” as a supposedly progressive “sex education concept” and is already officially used in schools and
daycare centers as the basis for the sex education curriculum.
Yet countless sex education approaches—including those aimed at preventing abuse—that are currently in use in
German daycare centers are based almost verbatim on Kentler’s “emancipatory sex education.”
How can that be,
Decades after Kentler was exposed and nearly two decades after his death?
His ideas were taken up by another so-called progressive educator, Uwe Sielert.
From 1992 to 2017, Sielert was a professor at the Institute of Education (IFP) at Christian-Albrechts University in Kiel.
Today, he serves on the Scientific Advisory Board at the ISP, the “Institute for Sex Education.”
He is involved in nearly all sex education institutions and works closely with “pro familia” and the BZgA .
All institutionally based (and thus usually state-funded) sex education institutions are
founded on the theories of Kentler and Sielert .
As recently as 1997, these institutions explicitly acknowledged Kentler’s theses at a joint
conference and continued to pursue them in this spirit.
In plain language, wouldn't that mean that a child sex offender was honored here and his
recommendations were explicitly recognized?
My father, Kla.TV founder Ivo Sasek, and Kla.TV have been warning for nearly twenty years about precisely these
kinds of abuses, which have even spread to daycare centers.
At first, it creeps in gradually, as a recommendation from so-called experts (like in this Swiss magazine), and
before you know it, you’re not allowed to say anything against it anymore, because it might affect a child’s development.
Don't put up with this kind of harassment of your children any longer, and use real-life examples—like the ones I
just shared with you—to explain why you are firmly opposed to such early sexualization of your children.
In fact, such facilities were also to be introduced at a Catholic preschool in the Black Forest.
But then parents spoke out against it, until the administration had to back down from this plan.
That's why I can only encourage you to be sure to find out what approach your preschool follows.
We can still do something!
It's up to us.