Worried parents think Peppa Pig is a bad influence and is making their kids behave badly.

Is Peppa Pig having a negative influence on our children? She has certainly made a name for herself over the past 20 years as a sassy, assertive, and independent little pig who knows what she wants. But some parents are questioning if she is turning their kids into spoiled brats. It's a topic that has sparked debate among parents, with some expressing concerns about the behavior of their children after watching the popular show.

Despite the criticism, Peppa remains as popular as ever, even attracting celebrity cameos like singer Katy Perry who recently voiced her own character. However, fame has come with a price for Peppa, as some American parents in particular are not big fans of her behavior. They have started to complain about the influence Peppa is having on their children, with reports of their kids picking up British accents and mannerisms, and even substituting American words for British terms.

Some parents have gone as far as calling the show a bad influence, with one mother saying her son started imitating Peppa's behavior and body-shaming others. Another parent shared on social media that Peppa is a "rude and impatient brat" who never gets called out for her behavior on the show. These concerns have led some parents to ban the show from their homes, citing poor values and worries about their children mimicking what they see on the show.

Despite the backlash, Peppa still has a lot of fans, with many parents praising her humor and defending her against critics. Hasbro, the company behind Peppa Pig, also spoke out in her defense, stating that she has the ability to express her feelings and is assertive and self-confident, not rude.

While opinions on Peppa Pig may be divided, one thing is for sure - she still has plenty of fans and continues to make children laugh with her relatable humor. Some parents have even encouraged their kids to watch the show, defending it as harmless entertainment. At the end of the day, it's up to each individual parent to decide what is best for their child, and whether or not Peppa Pig is having a negative impact on their behavior.

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