Peppa Pig

Mummy Pig shows Peppa and her friend Suzy Sheep a series of old photographs. The pictures are from when Peppa and Suzy were babies, giving the pair a glimpse of their earliest days. Both children look delighted as they view the images.

The Olden Days is a programme presented as a single episode, falling within the broader genre of children’s television. It follows the familiar format of the Peppa Pig series, featuring the core family and their friends in everyday situations that are easy for young viewers to recognise. In this particular instalment, Mummy Pig takes centre stage by gathering a collection of old photographs. She invites her daughter Peppa and Peppa’s friend Suzy Sheep to sit with her and look through the pictures together, turning the moment into a shared activity. The photographs on display are all from the very early years of the three characters. Each image captures Peppa, Suzy and even Mummy Pig as babies, offering a glimpse of their lives before they became the lively preschoolers the audience knows. By presenting these infant snapshots, the episode highlights a simple, familiar experience—looking back at family memories. Through the act of sharing these baby‑hood photos, the episode provides a gentle reminder of how the characters have grown. It stays focused on the interaction between Mummy Pig, Peppa and Suzy Sheep, and the visual record of their earliest days, keeping the narrative straightforward and relatable for its young audience.