Under that pressure, guidelines about screen time inevitably go out the window. There are only so many trips to the park you can make, especially when winter rolls around or, god forbid, somebody gets sick. There are a lot of hours in a day if your baby, toddler or adolescent's attention span is measured in seconds.
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And it's probably quite funny to linguistics experts, as the #PeppaEffect claim comes around every few years (we saw it in 2021 and previously in 2019), and it's just not true.īut it does show up one of the major concerns of a lot of parents during the pandemic: What to do with kids who have to be at home when schools are closed and childcare is unavailable, especially if you've also got to put in a full day of work in that same enclosed space. It's fist-clenchingly ironic for Brits who absolutely cannot let go of this tiny rainy island's inflated sense of self-importance. It's amusing for anyone who laments Hollywood sensibilities and McDonald's franchises conquering the world. This week The Wall Street Journal reported American kids watched so much of UK-made cartoon Peppa Pig during COVID-19 lockdowns that the little ones picked up British accents. Once there is Peppa, there is only Peppa. Like the Lovecraftian old gods Cthulhu and Yog-Sothoth, you do not need to gaze upon Peppa the mere idea of Peppa is enough. We certainly never introduced her to it maybe another child mentioned it. I don't know how my 2-year-old learned about Peppa Pig. Javier Carrión/Europa Press via Getty Images
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