Chewtobacca said:

Well, that's your opinion. I agree with Warbler that it's ultimately parents' responsibility to teach children what they should and should not do. Nothing is gained by shielding children from all depictions of people doing things wrong e.g. Cookie Monster eating too many cookies. Children have to learn that they shouldn't always do what they see other people doing, in school, on the street, on the television or anywhere else. I grew up seeing far worse examples of how not to behave -- Punch and Judy anybody?

100% with Warbler and Chewtobacca. As a parent to an eight year old girl i agree 100% with this statement , when all is said and done it's down to the parent's to look after and educate their children on matters such as safety and eating habbits etc.