Parents' Guide to

World of Peppa Pig

By Christy Matte, Common Sense Media Reviewer

age 3+

Fun, simple, supportive activity sampler for preschoolers.

App iPhone , iPod Touch , iPad , Android Free to try Kids' Games
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What you will—and won't—find in this app.

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age 4+

Based on 2 parent reviews

MomTeaches
MomTeaches Parent
May 28, 2023
age 4+

Fat shaming & poor role models. Too much consumerism.

Cute, and very popular among young children. I dislike it because it’s highly supported by consumerism and the characters are not great role models. They’re mischievous and on previous episode have highlighted the dad figure (REPEATEDLY) as fat. He can’t play or enter the treehouse because “his tummy is too big.” The creators have tried to disguise this under the guise of promoting “fitness.” They fail and instead encourage bullying and fat shaming. It’s a very frequent theme for this British show driven towards consumerism.
FirestoneMom
FirestoneMom Parent of 4-year-old
March 9, 2023
age 3+

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What’s It About?

WORLD OF PEPPA PIG invites kids to explore and learn with Peppa's family and friends. There are dozens of different activities in the following categories: learn, play, watch, create, and sing. Kids can listen to ebooks, play memory games, dress up Peppa and her family, make artwork, garden with Peppa and George, watch Peppa Pig videos, and sing along with Peppa and friends. There are jigsaw puzzles of varying sizes, seek-and-find games, and spot-the-difference pictures. Kids will see locked icons over some activities unless you subscribe.

Is It Any Good?

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Though at its core this app is a collection of mini-games, it's a cohesive, appealing assortment that's both age-appropriate and kid-friendly. Kids will find a balanced dose of passive recreation (videos and ebooks), interactive games, and creative play. And while the activities aren't original in any way, there are a lot of them, they're well made, and they appeal to a range of interests -- with a promise of periodic new content to keep it fresh. Through it all, World of Peppa Pig prompts kids with some guiding sparkle visuals and encourages them with clear instructions, and a light bulb icon gives more hints. The primary coloring activity is open-ended, with multiple tools for kids to choose from, as well as some fun character stickers. One downside is the series of coloring pages that are quite difficult to color using the one-size-fits-all virtual paintbrush that also provides a magic wand to paint the whole image in one fell swoop (erasing anything kids have already colored). But it won't take long for kids to figure out how to make it work. There are enough freebies to keep little ones busy, but be prepared for subscription reminders as kids try to access locked content. Overall, this one is definitely worth checking out, especially if your preschooler already loves Peppa.

Talk to Your Kids About ...

  • Talk about baking. What ingredients do you need to bake a cake? How do you know how much of each ingredient to add? Try baking a cake or cookies together and adding fun decorations at the end.

  • Families can talk about their favorite activities in World of Peppa Pig and offscreen. What are your favorite things to do in the app? Are those the same types of things you like to do offscreen? Why or why not?

  • Practice letter and number recognition around the house by pointing out letters and numbers you see on packaging, books, and other household items.

  • How do you like this app in comparison with other apps you could play? If you had or have limited screen time, would you pick this app over other apps on your device? Why, or why not?

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