Please take In the Night Garden out of CBeebies iPlayer, CBeebies Website, and CBeebies TV Channel because there's an epic reason why In the Night Garden is insult to both the United States and the United Kingdom! In the Night Garden is objected by parents because they think the gibberish language in the show will set children back in skills. That is insult, illegal and inappropriate for British and American pre-schoolers, viewers, audiences and kids. You should ban this show after putting the show on CBeebies by accident and 12 years of being on this station. You should tell a watchdog and "TV protection/agency" to use computers to ban that show from the CBeebies Channel. It will happen on October 1st, 2018, please tell the creators of Ragdoll Productions, Andrew and Anne, to pay for publishing fees, and then please replace it with The Wiggles. The Wiggles is licensed from ABC Australia and Universal Kids. Gibberish should be banned in the USA and the UK.

By non-fans of the series, the gibberish is normally classified as being very annoying and infrequent, and mildly annoying at best by some fans. Makka Pakka the stone troll always speaks "Makka Pakka" and "Mikka Makka Moo" as a result of this, and seems by most for the narrator (Sir Derek Jacobi) to speak gibberish in his song for no reason. However, Makka and Upsy Daisy speak out their own names while Igglepiggle, the Pontipines, and the Wottingers speak in squeak and is for most-part, realistic.

In the Night Garden is a British Toddler TV series which features characters like Igglepiggle, Upsy Daisy, Makka Pakka, and the Tombliboos. It first came out in 2007 and "Moon and Me" came out in 2019. Igglepiggle is a blue teddy who always squeaks and carries his red blanket. Upsy Daisy is a flowerbubble who is very bratty because she kisses everything she can find.

Please sign my petition now to take that show off CBeebies!