Ms Rachel

Is your niece American, Cumbrianmale?

British parents may prefer CBeebies if they want their babies and toddlers to be entertained. The speech and language may be more familiar.
www.bbc.co.uk/cbeebies/parenting

Ms Rachel is massive in the uk

LOUISA1523

Ms Rachel is massive in the uk

I'm obviously out of touch

As well as astonished and rather sad about that ☹

it might explain why so many young people are talking with american accents

😁

Bet! Sure thing, dude!

Bring back Miss Hoolie!

My youngest GD loved " Miss Rachel" when she was much smaller, she's only 5 now.
Similar fame goes "Hey Bear" that's lovely.

Allira,I grew up with Bill and Ben, flobbalop little weed....

Our wee DGS2 loved CBeebies Let's go for a walk with Ranger Hamza. ( Strictly)

How sad that a 5 month old baby gets his day time entertainment from a tv show poster didn’t say for an hour she said ‘daytime entertainment’
Not much hope for the world

BlueBelle

How sad that a 5 month old baby gets his day time entertainment from a tv show poster didn’t say for an hour she said ‘daytime entertainment’
Not much hope for the world

Mine had to endure my singing 😁

Grannmarie

Our wee DGS2 loved CBeebies Let's go for a walk with Ranger Hamza. ( Strictly)

I like going for a walk with Hamza too.

Ms Rachel is like catnip to babies, I do find her grating but when an exhausted parent needs a break Ms Rachel is the go-to entertainer. At least the material is educational.

Allira, when I taught Infants, I used to warn them,
Now be good or I will sing to you...🎶🤣

LOUISA1523

Ms Rachel is massive in the uk

She is amongst my lot.

My GD loves Ms Rachel, and her British equivalent Ms Apple, and she has learned her colours and numbers, they are good teachers at toddler level. She is nearly two now, and she’s moved on to the much more annoying Mr Blippi.

Ooh, I like Mr Blippi too.

And there is another new name on the block. Willhave to g oogle.
He uses dance a lot.

Danny Go

Allira

Is your niece American, Cumbrianmale?

British parents may prefer CBeebies if they want their babies and toddlers to be entertained. The speech and language may be more familiar.
www.bbc.co.uk/cbeebies/parenting

English, but she was recommended Ms Rachel by a friend. Many of Rachel's songs will be familiar over here like The Wheels On The Bus and Old Macdonald's farm, and her show isn't overly American.

JaneJudge - Visiting The Netherlands in the early 1970s I was surprised how many people spoke excellent English. The younger ones often had an American accent. I asked why and was assured by a young man that it was all the American movies they watched!

Miss Apple is quite good too, and English. My granddaughter now says zee for Z because of Miss Rachel!

BlueBelle

How sad that a 5 month old baby gets his day time entertainment from a tv show poster didn’t say for an hour she said ‘daytime entertainment’
Not much hope for the world

W.H.O and AMA both recommend babies that age are never exposed to screens; therte's lots of research about the lasting harm done to undeveloped brains by over stimulation.

Peppa Pig is as equally popular in the US apparently, with children speaking in English accents.

My little grandson loves Miss Rachel, personally I find it very irritating and try to steer him to something else plus I m always telling him to say zed instead of zee 🙄