Boost, calm down.

I never said the only people that can care about whats on TV are people with no kids. I also never said that if you don't hide your kid for all media, that you are a bad parent. What I meant by my" parents should be the parents" comment was that parents should raise their kids, not tv shows. If a kid sees a character on tv not wearing his seat belt, and then decides not to wear his seat belt, is the tv show solely at fault? no. The parent are to blame too because they never told taught their kid about why wearing a seat belt is smart move. They failed to teach the kid that just because you see a tv character do something does not mean its a good idea to do that thing in real life, that there is a difference between real life and what you see on a tv show.

TheBoost said:

Are you aware that "Peppa Pig" is only a 4 year old show?

it is right now and Sesame Street was 4 years old at one point. what about 20 years from now? when the preschoolers of today are grown? when Peppa Pig could be a cherished childhood memory of theirs, just like the shows of our youth are cherished memories of ours? Tell me, would it be ok with you if they alter episodes of Sesame Street from the 70's and 80's to make them more inline for today's youth? There have been complaints about the cookie monster teaching kids bad eating habits. Would it be ok with you if they when back and cgied the cookies he was eating into pieces of fruit?