Peppa Pig

I feel this show is a great show for children and really like their accents. They do make Daddy Pig seem a little dumb, but I think it is to make it more funny and interactive with his kids. Peppa is a little bossy over her little brother, George, which is not a great example. She seems to force things on him in order to get her way. The skits in each episode are short and easy for toddlers to follow, it doesn't seem to be too over stimulating like a lot of other shows have been for young ones. Overall a pretty great show for toddlers. We had fun watching the different episodes we saw, and I would rate this show a solid 8.

I enjoy watching this with my daughter and we get some good laughs. Some of our favorite scenes are the interactions between Peppa and Suzy. Not all tv needs to be educational and this is still a million times better than Easter egg videos on YouTube and the like. It sparks conversation, humor and so bonding. It's a win from me.

People complaining about the fat jokes are forgetting this is a family of PIGS. They're supposed to be fat and piggy, that's the point.

I think for a preschool show, people are judging it a bit harsh. Plus, George's crying is much better to listen to than Baby Taz's.

For many reasons I saw it as a sort of strawberry icecream. Refreshing, tasty, very simple. A beautiful, comfortable animation, giving much than you expect, proposing nic lessons and charming, in deep simplicity, characters. Short, delightful.

Youtube unfortunately have deactivated all comments under kids' videos...no way for parents to share feedback anymore. So in case anyone looks here:

Peppa Pig is a totally charming and well-meaning 'family sitcom'. There's plenty of funny scenes which will be familiar to parents. The eps are in bite-size 5min lengths. Perfect for the odd treat and nice to watch together with your toddler.

If you want a time-out, Youtube has a few uploads where 3 full eps are viewable: search for Peppa Pig "3 episodes". These eps are in full, with a total length of just under 15 minutes.

But beware:

over the last few years Toddler Youtube channels have become incredibly lazy: i.e. Automated. Instead of uploading a single video (say 5-15min long) with a coherent narrative, the channels now upload hour-long 'compilations' which are randomly-edited (probably by bot-scripts). This means if you're not supervising, your toddler will watch stories suddenly stop right in the middle of their narrative, and cut to the middle of a totally different 'episode'. This can't be good for learning! Even the official channel for Peppa Pig is doing this. And as Youtube deactivated comments there's no way to feedback on it.