Aibu to think peppa pig's mum needs to encourage better behaviour?

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Yes, I admit I have my judgy pants firmly hoicked and am not sure whether they will return whence they came.

The cause of this is Peppa Pig's table manners. Dd1 was sat at the dinner table, eating ice-cream when she decided it would be a great idea to lick the bowl out. Cue drippy mess everywhere. Asking why she did it was met with 'because Peppa pig does'.

So I've nicely told my daughter that we do not do that in our house, and that if Peppa pig were my daughter, I would tell her she would not be allowed ice-cream again until she learnt some table manners.

So who else would dare admit to thinking mummy pig is a soft touch and Peppa is a bit of a brat?

Oooh, I love licking ice cream out the bowl

And jumping in muddy puddles

What flavour ice cream?

Daddy Pig equally to blame, I presume?

I don't mind licking of bowls - especially with something as lovely as ice cream.

But there is something irritating about Peppa, luckily my dc like Thomas instead.

But peppa pig is quite polite, always saying please and thank you, eats all her vegetables and nearly always remembers to put her boots on before jumping in muddy puddles. Think you're being a bit harsh here.

It's George that's getting on my nerves at the moment. DS1 says everything is "yuck" - makes mealtimes a nightmare.

Peppa is a rude and horrible pig!

I'm dreaming of peppa for breakfast with a nice poached egg on top. Yum!

She's not as bad as Angelina Ballerina - hoping DS grows out of that phase before she permanently has an effect on him. Selfish bratty bully of a mouse

Mike the Knight is my current object of hate.
What a snobby, selfish little brat he is, treats his so called friends like crap, talks down to everybody around him, and every episode ends with them saying "it's ok Mike, you can treat us like shite, we don't mind" (paraphrasing a bit).

Yy Angelina Ballerina needs to come a cropper with a cat or a trap, I don't mind which.

Horrid Henry's parents also in need of some coaching...

Just discuss the causal link between Peppas table manners and a bacon sandwich.

Yes PP - daddy pig is equally to blame. Although I do feel a little sorry for him at times as he comes across very much under the thumb, being told what to do by his young daughter and having his piece of cake given to the ducks because they were hungry.

Peppa may eat her veggies and such but I do find her a very rude/bossy little pig. I cringe at her demanding behaviour and wonder how she has so many friends. I can only assume she is 'queen pig' and the others follow her blindly.

Perhaps she and mike the knight should have a play date. I'd love to see how that would turn out as yes, mike is very irritating and blinkered until he realises right at the end that he perhaps needs to listen to someone else and try it their way. After all this time you'd think he would have learnt to listen to his friends sometimes.

Haha alexreidslonelybraincell...... You are quite right , hahaha

Lol fallen.

I haven't seen angelina ballerina since they started using cgi animation but found her slightly more tolerable than Peppa when she was a cartoon.

I've massive issues with mummy pig

She's always telling the piglets how incredibly stupid silly daddy pig is

Way to undermine your children's father!

It's no wonder peppa speaks to poor daddy pig the way she does horrible little madam

Wait until you kids start watching Horrid Henry DS1 keeps calling DS2 a 'stinky nappy baby' which causes many cat bum faces at the in laws!

Urgh I hate Mike the Knight. Always gets some stupid idea in his (rather large) head which his friends try and talk him out of. But because he's a twat he doesn't listen, and so does it anyway. His friends save the day and Mike gets the credit from his clueless mother.