peppa

Too many times my kids surf their way to something weird starting from Peppa Pig or something;-) thanks Google.

My daughter started commenting on people's appearance around age 5+ because she learned it from Peppa Pig.

Yeah, that's a lot more boring than the 'advanced' shows like Bluey or Peppa Pig.

He watches peppa pig / masha / noddy for about 30 mins a day when we're feeding him.

On a foreign language scale, Bluey and Peppa Pig are around B1- or A2+.

Right now, as I am writing this to you, my kids are watching Peppa Pig before bedtime.

Bluey / Peppa pig / Paw patrol / etc do huge numbers.

Hey wait, without the original Peppa Pig, we'd have never got the MeatCanyon version of it.

But Peppa is resoundingly British even if it's not deliberately channeled.

At 4, on special occasions, she got to ask for a few YouTube videos - usually Dora, peppa pig, or something educational.

My daughter learnt to speak English and I'd much better than her peers, just by watching and learning from Peppa Pig[1] on Youtube.

If onscreen, Peppa annoys me immediately and constantly.

The "errr aka-chicka aka-chicka tullet-peppa tullet-peppa" of Ripley entering the Nostromo's computer core.

Peppa has a more "grating" and generally louder tone, agreed, but it's deceptively simpler than it seems.

This episode of bluey is about the trauma of growing up and experiencing change with references to these 3 popular films" "And in the episode Peppa goes to the beach, Peppa pig...

I watch "Peppa Pig", "Hello Kitty" and so on in English with my daughter:D But also watch conference talks (like Google.io) in English.

Peppa Pig is awesome (check out Ben and Holly's Little Kingdom, by the same team).

Peppa Pig is also a popular children's cartoon series in the UK.

Bluey/Peppa Pig are closer to 6 or 7+ year old material.