Why did some parents abroad boycott the cartoon Peppa Pig?

There were many reasons why some parents abroad boycotted the animated film Pip and Go. Peppa Pig's style and storyline were relatively simple. Usually, there were only colorful illustrations and simple dialogue. It might not be suitable for younger children. In addition, the theme of the cartoon also involved some adult topics such as sex education and gender role prejudices, which may cause some parents to worry. Some parents felt that the animated content of Peppa Pig was too warm and cartoonish, and lacked depth and realism, which might mislead their children's values. In addition, some parents were worried that Peppa Pig's audience was mainly younger children. If the content of the cartoon was too easy to understand, it might affect the viewing experience and cognitive level of older children. Some parents thought that the publishing and production company of Peppa Pig might not have taken into account the child's age, cognitive level, and cultural background, but only pursued commercial interests. This may also cause some parents to worry about the quality and content of the cartoon. In short, some parents abroad boycotted Peppa Pig for many reasons, including the style, storyline, theme, and depth of content. It should be emphasized that when parents decide whether to buy or watch Peppa Pig, they should take into account the child's age, cognitive level, cultural background and other factors to ensure that the content of the cartoon is suitable for children to watch.