> It's not something that kids might consciously notice, but it's grating and not what I'd exactly call a positive message. While I agree it’s not a real posit

> It's not something that kids might consciously notice, but it's grating and not what I'd exactly call a positive message. While I agree it’s not a real positive note, it does seem to reflect reality to some extend (in the sense that my wife thinks she’s always right). I’m fairly certain Peppa’s dad is just modelled on an overconfident 50’s dad. It’s funny though, so I can live with it.