Annoying kids songs: do Dora the Explorer's or Peppa Pig's theme songs get on your nerves?
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Dora the Explorer and Peppa Pig are great cartoons. Our kids love them. However their songs out of repetition may become annoying for some parents.
Dora the Explorer and Peppa Pig are two of the most successful cartoon series. Dora the Explorer is an American educational animated series with 200 episodes aired since 2000. Peppa Pig is a British series launched on 31 May 2004, whose four seasons have been aired in 180 countries. Small children love them and watch their episodes over and over... and over and over. This may have some side effects for parents and for all those close to children. Out of repetition these songs may become a real nightmare. Some people cannot take these tunes out of their minds, as if they repeat in an infinite loop. These funny little melodies, that children like so much, may end up becoming a kind of nightmare for some adults.
Is this your case? Do Dora the Explorer's or Peppa Pig's songs get on your nerves? Is there any other children series which song you find very annoying?
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They are both quite annoying, especially after you listen to them tens of times on a row. But I think Dora's is a bit more annoying, maybe because it's longer? I don't know, after a few times it' impossible to get it out of your head. The kids show that has very good music is the Bubble Guppies, except maybe the lunchtime song that is also a bit annoying.
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