ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. — Has your child been developing a British accent? It might be due to the "Peppa Pig" syndrome. No, really: Parents on Twitter say the children's TV show is having quite the ...

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Peppa Pig isn’t the average children’s cartoon. The family of two-dimensional pink pigs with protruding snouts, dressed in colorful clothes and speaking in English accents, has gone from a humble ...

Parenting website Romper first reported about the phenomenon after several parents shared their observations online. “The most entertaining aspect of my life right now is that my toddler has been ...

(FOX News) - American parents are noticing their little ones adopting British accents after watching "Peppa Pig," a popular children's TV show about a female pig and her animal friends. Janet Manley, ...

If journalist-turned-actor Evan Michael Pinsonnault had a dollar for every time he has uttered those memorable words — “oink, oink” — on stage, he would surely be a rich man. Pinsonnault plays Peppa ...

Are your little ones calling you Mummy? Some parents have shared on social media that their children are using a British accent, and a certain pig named Peppa could be the reason why. The ...

Are your little ones calling you Mummy? Some parents have shared on social media that their children are using a British accent, and a certain pig named Peppa could be the reason why. The ...

Are your little ones calling you Mummy? Some parents have shared on social media that their children are using a British accent, and a certain pig named Peppa could be the reason why. The ...