American parents fear Peppa Pig is turning their children British.

[ShahdagMountains]

She’s a sassy, assertive, and independent girlie who knows what she wants. But, is Peppa Pig turning kids into spoiled brats? Some parents seem to think so… as well as fearing she’s changing their nationality.

It’s been almost 20 years since Peppa oinked onto our screens and she’s still as popular as ever, having made a name for herself around the world.

She’s even attracted celebrity cameos, with US singer Katy Perry having voiced her own character recently.

However, the outgoing preschool pig has learned that fame comes with a price, as American parents in particular aren’t massive fans of her behaviour.

So much so, that they’ve started complaining about the influence Peppa is having over their kids.

Some have reported that their American children have picked up British accents and mannerisms, and they’ve even started substituting their American words for British terms.

For example, they might say ‘biscuits’ instead of ‘cookies.’

lol.

American parents fear Peppa Pig is turning their children British

Peppa has been branded 'rude' by parents.

metro.co.uk

 

[Mashmont]

Yeah, but "Peppa" also celebrated gay pride month, so it's just more leftwing messaging directed a preschoolers.

Why can't these people just let kids be kids?

 

[Michelle420]

She’s a sassy, assertive, and independent girlie who knows what she wants. But, is Peppa Pig turning kids into spoiled brats? Some parents seem to think so… as well as fearing she’s changing their nationality.

It’s been almost 20 years since Peppa oinked onto our screens and she’s still as popular as ever, having made a name for herself around the world.

She’s even attracted celebrity cameos, with US singer Katy Perry having voiced her own character recently.

However, the outgoing preschool pig has learned that fame comes with a price, as American parents in particular aren’t massive fans of her behaviour.

So much so, that they’ve started complaining about the influence Peppa is having over their kids.

Some have reported that their American children have picked up British accents and mannerisms, and they’ve even started substituting their American words for British terms.

For example, they might say ‘biscuits’ instead of ‘cookies.’

lol.

American parents fear Peppa Pig is turning their children British

Peppa has been branded 'rude' by parents.

metro.co.uk

I wish I was British.

 

[ShahdagMountains]

Parents across the US say their children are acquiring British accents, thanks to Peppa Pig.

Linguistic experts have cast doubt on such claims, but some parents insist the “Peppa effect” has their American children saying “mummy” instead of “mommy”, using phrases such as “Give it a go”, and pronouncing tomato “to-mah-to”, not “to-may-to.

 

[Unkotare]

Dumbest thread ever.

 

[ShahdagMountains]

Dumbest thread ever.

Why come here then?

Have a biscuit and calm down.

 

[BlindBoo]

I don't (snort) know what to say (snort)!

My grandson loves Peppa Pig. My wife absolutely hates that cartoon. Were Bug Bunny and Popeye any better?

 

[Flash]

She’s a sassy, assertive, and independent girlie who knows what she wants. But, is Peppa Pig turning kids into spoiled brats? Some parents seem to think so… as well as fearing she’s changing their nationality.

It’s been almost 20 years since Peppa oinked onto our screens and she’s still as popular as ever, having made a name for herself around the world.

She’s even attracted celebrity cameos, with US singer Katy Perry having voiced her own character recently.

However, the outgoing preschool pig has learned that fame comes with a price, as American parents in particular aren’t massive fans of her behaviour.

So much so, that they’ve started complaining about the influence Peppa is having over their kids.

Some have reported that their American children have picked up British accents and mannerisms, and they’ve even started substituting their American words for British terms.

For example, they might say ‘biscuits’ instead of ‘cookies.’

lol.

American parents fear Peppa Pig is turning their children British

Peppa has been branded 'rude' by parents.

metro.co.uk

Our youngest granddaughter when through a couple of years where she loved Peppa Pig.

She outgrew it. It didn't turn her British.

She also love Masha and the Bear but it didn't turn her Russian.

 

[Winco]

I don't (snort) know what to say (snort)!

My grandson loves Peppa Pig. My wife absolutely hates that cartoon. Were Bug Bunny and Popeye any better?

Or the Coyote and the Road Runner .
Nope, blowing up shit on every show,
Looks like that show promoted Terrorism......LOLLOLLLOLLL

Timothy McVeigh probably watched to much

 

[ShahdagMountains]

Our youngest granddaughter when through a couple of years where she loved Peppa Pig.

She outgrew it. It didn't turn her British.

She also love Masha and the Bear but it didn't turn her Russian.

It’s making waves on the British media. American parents are saying the show is turning their kids into brats.

 

[Michelle420]

Why come here then?

Have a biscuit and calm down.

He's such a cranky bastard.

 

[Unkotare]

Why come here then?

...

To let you know.

 

[Flash]

It’s making waves on the British media. American parents are saying the show is turning their kids into brats.

My granddaughter is a spoiled brat but I don't think she learned it from Peppa Pig.

 

[Zincwarrior]

Dumbest thread ever.

We both know there are dumber threads that are active right now.

 

[fncceo]

I wish I was British.

Maybe a dentist can mess up your teeth.

 

[ShahdagMountains]

Maybe a dentist can mess up your teeth.

I’m surprised at you.

I looked it up, and Americans have worse teeth than the British.

 

[ShahdagMountains]

To let you know.

Thank-you for nothing.

The Tele Tubbies might suit you better.

 

[Unkotare]

Thank-you for nothing.

The Tele Tubbies might suit you better.

Why?

 

[ShahdagMountains]

Why?

Why not?

 

[Unkotare]

Why not?

Because I’m not the target demographic.