Discussion: Peppa Pig

Sofie loves it too! That's our go to show when she does get to watch something, or when we have family "movie" night. Mister Rogers and If You Give A Mouse A Cookie (Amazon Prime) are other favorites.

Lukas likes it, too, but I think I like it more than Lukas does.

Samantha likes it too! (At 13! and she doesn't like it ironically...) She also likes Twilight and Zombie High School.
I hate all of them.
Do your kids also talk w/ a British accent after a bunch of Peppa?

Aha! Sylvia loves the book If you give a mouse a cookie, maybe we'll have to try the show too! We also do Mt. Rogers.

Not really a British accent, but Sylvia now says: "Ready, *Steady*, Go" when she's about to do something!!

Sorry not to see you this past weekend. Hope little S is better. Callum also loves Peppa Pig. I've started putting on the dubbed German version (we have family that is German) so I don't feel sooo guilty when he watches an episode... he doesn't complain at all, which is fascinating to me since he has a bit of German vocab but not much at all...

When Sofie first started watching Peppa Pig it was on a plane, so she didn't have any sound. I would watch it with her and it was only when we started watching at home did I realize Peppa was a girl! So maybe kids don't mind if they can't understand or hear the dialogue?

Also, Sofie says "Ready, Steady, Go" too! I actually couldn't figure out where she got it from. I guess I don't listen to Peppa as closely as I thought!

Yeah, S is better, just snotty now, which is easier to handle! Missed seeing you too! We should look for some Spanish-dubbed Peppa Pig, as these days S is missing out on her Spanish-immersion daycare...

Awesome Sofie is also a Ready, Steady, Go girl =) We've let her watch it particularly on the longish drive to go skiing, so I've overheard a good deal of the dialogue...

I'm in the Peppa Pig club now too, via my 2yr3mo-old grandson: because his father is British. And is a newly-minted nurse practitioner, on the front lines of CoViD-19, which is relevant to this conversation in that grandpa and grandma don't get to visit with grandson and share Peppa tales in person these days--we're going to try some skyping or something.

Yeah peppa pig is probably one of the better shows for kids here. A bit slower. Paw patrol is another favorite! But Really I miss blues clues or mr Rogers or even barnie.

Hope everyone is staying safe and the most of your worries is crazy british TV haha!

My kids at 7 and 5 years old still love Peppa Pig. Funny huh.