Under the child whose profile you’re here to customize, select More options > Content restrictions. Content restrictions make it easy for parents to choose one setting and control the games, movies, TV and music that are appropriate for their children. For example, if you set your child’s content restrictions to ’11,’ she will be able to play games rated up to E10+ but not T or M. Adjust controls for what your children can see by setting “Content restrictions.” These settings use a numerical scale that matches what would be considered appropriate for a certain age based on ESRB game ratings and other content rating systems. Select a family member to customize their individual settings. On your Xbox console, manage parental controls by selecting “Settings” and then choosing “Privacy and online safety.”. These setting affects the child’s use of Xbox consoles (Xbox One and later) and Windows 10 devices. Children will not have access to these games without parental confirmation. Note: Via the app parents can also individually allow or block individual game titles, regardless of rating. 
If they are 11-years-old they will have access to games rated E for Everyone and Everyone 10+, and so on. For example, if your child is 9-years-old they will be able to play games with the E for Everyone rating assignment.
This setting will block potentially inappropriate games based on the ESRB rating information. Select Allow Content Suitable for Age and confirm the age of your child. Make sure Filter Inappropriate Content is toggled to the On. 
This guide explains how to block video games by age rating for all Xbox consoles, including the Xbox One and the Xbox Series X∣S.
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