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You don't have to watch Peppa Pig. And if you do, you can (the first time through) curate episodes that are better (like the composting one) and just not repea
by jMyles 7y ago
You don't have to watch Peppa Pig. And if you do, you can (the first time through) curate episodes that are better (like the composting one) and just not repeat the really stupid ones.
Old school Sesame Street is a lot of fun for adults. The early Zelda games are great. Kiki, Ponyo, and Totoru are staples. I mean, like I said, this an incredible wealth of content from the past few decades; don't dwell on Peppa.
- watwut 7y agoIt is still completely pointless. There is no reason to prevent kid to see an episode of peppa the pig I personally like the least. It is not like the kid would be harmed by seeing episode of peppa that I personally find stupid. There are million things I would still like better then watching any of that. And also, most importantly, the idea that parent needs to be glued to child constantly and should do anything else any time is what I disagree with too. Should you ignore kid all the time? No, it is neglect. Can the kid play alone some times or watch peppa without parent? Absolutely yes.
- jMyles 7y agoI mean, yeah sure. But consuming media for the first time without a parent? Ideally, no, I think it's good to be with them the first time they see something.