Nickelodeon Customer Service Issues

Hello, I purchased the Nickelodeon 18-Piece Slime Ultimate Collection Pack for my young granddaughter for Christmas. Today, a health warning has been released in the UK regarding the ingredient Boron in slime, stating that it can be toxic in certain doses, leading to convulsions, diarrhea, and impaired fertility. Given recent tests indicating that some slime products contain more than four times the permitted level of 300mg/kg of Boron, I am concerned about the safety of your product. Eight toys tested did not meet EU safety measures, which is very alarming. As a worried grandparent, I need reassurance that your product complies with EU safety standards. Please respond promptly, as if your product does not meet these safety measures, I will have to return it. Thank you for your attention to this matter. Best regards, M. Spence

Good afternoon, I wanted to share my experience with a Paw Patrol Bicycle purchased by my mother for my 3-year-old. Unfortunately, due to weather and scheduling issues, my daughter couldn't ride it much, and we later discovered the front tire was warped and losing air. Despite Walmart assembling it, I was disappointed that my daughter couldn't enjoy her new bike. It has been over 90 days, but Walmart mentioned a one-year warranty for defects. I'm hoping for a replacement rim, tire, and tube to fix the issue. I can provide pictures if needed. Thank you, Vanessa M. [redacted]

Could you please consider bringing back Winx Club and World of Winx on Nickelodeon? Many fans, including myself, are eager to enjoy watching again. The series follows seven fairies with different magical abilities: Bloom, Stella, Flora, Musa, Tecna, Aisha, and Roxy, who unite to protect the world from villains like The Trix witches. Their magical transformations and strong bonds make for an engaging story that viewers of all ages can appreciate. Reintroducing these beloved characters to a wider audience would surely be met with excitement and nostalgia.

Could you kindly consider bringing back Winx Club to Nickelodeon? Many fans, myself included, miss watching the adventures of the seven fairies: Bloom, Stella, Flora, Musa, Tecna, Aisha, and Roxy. These characters, each representing a different element, unite to protect the world from villains like The Trix. Their bond and magical abilities make them unbeatable. Reintroducing this show would bring joy to numerous viewers who cherish the unique storylines and characters.

Could you please consider bringing back Winx Club to Nickelodeon? Many fans, including myself, would love to see the seven fairies in action again. The fairies, Bloom, Stella, Flora, Musa, Tecna, Aisha, and Roxy each bring unique powers to the group helping them battle villains like The Trix. Their transformations and powerful magic always save the day, showcasing their unwavering friendship. It would be wonderful to relive their adventures and share the excitement with viewers once more.

I am experiencing difficulty accessing free episodes of Spongebob on Nick via my Roku TV. Despite successfully entering the activation code from nick.com/activate after selecting my cable provider, I encounter an issue where the screen reverts back to the "ENTER CODE" screen whenever I try to select a program. I have attempted to resolve this by restarting the process multiple times and rebooting my cable box and TV without success. I reached out to my cable provider for assistance, but they advised me to seek help elsewhere. An error code ELI-[redacted] appears with each failed attempt. I am seeking guidance to resolve this issue. Thank you.

The commercials on Nickelodeon that target young children and touch on sensitive topics like racism are concerning. As a parent, it's important to ensure kids are not exposed to divisive messages. Some viewers may find these ads inappropriate for a children's network and prefer more neutral content. It's crucial to discuss complex issues like racism in a thoughtful and age-appropriate manner to promote understanding and harmony. Parenthood involves guiding children's worldview and values, which can sometimes conflict with external messaging. It is valid to want your kids to learn about such topics from trusted sources rather than from random commercials. Family discussions about topics like social justice and diversity can offer a balanced perspective.

I am a parent of a 3-year-old and a 6-year-old who enjoy watching Alvin and the Chipmunks on Saturday mornings. Every commercial break, there is an advertisement for a show about cults, demons, and dark themes. This show is very scary and inappropriate for young children. I am concerned about the impact it has on my kids, as they end up having nightmares because of it. It would be greatly appreciated if you could monitor and remove these types of ads during children's programming to avoid exposing them to such content. As a parent, it is important to protect our children from harmful influences. I hope you can understand the gravity of this situation, especially if you have children of your own. If no action is taken, I will have to explore other options to address this matter legally. Thank you for your attention to this important issue. Sincerely, M. M.

I was at Target in Woodbridge, VA located at [redacted] Prince William Parkway and came across a Marshall race track that my daughter adored. Unfortunately, at checkout, I was informed that it's a promotional item and cannot be sold until 8/1, much to my daughter's disappointment. Despite discussing with the manager, I felt helpless as no reassurance was given that the item would be removed from the shelves. I believe this situation was a mistake, and I hope to purchase the Paw Patrol toy for my daughter. Nickelodeon likely didn't intend for the toys to be on display yet. My name is Rebecca G. from Woodbridge, VA.

As a new grandparent, I have fond memories of my own children watching Nicktoons and other Nickelodeon shows. However, after being confronted with a CRT commercial, I have decided to stop allowing this content in my home. I believe that children's programs should focus on letting kids be kids without introducing complex adult issues like gender identity and sexual orientation. In my opinion, CRT does not promote unity but rather perpetuates division. I hope that more people will also speak out against these changes. My family and I will no longer be tuning in to your programs. Let's prioritize creating fun and lighthearted content for children once again. Thank you.

On Paramount Plus, there is a Kellogg's Frosted Flakes commercial that airs frequently, usually once or twice per commercial break. The sound of the spoon hitting the cereal then the crunch is disturbing to me and my daughter due to misophonia. We have to mute the TV every time it comes on because it is unbearable. This has been going on for months, and it's extremely bothersome. I might have to cancel my subscription because of how often it plays. It would be greatly appreciated if you could reduce the frequency of this commercial or provide a warning before it airs. The constant crunching and jingle are causing us a lot of discomfort, more than any other ad. Please think about your viewers and the impact of such ads airing so frequently.

Hello! I am Derek, a 16-year-old in Alaska, and I am transgender. I wanted to share a bit about my day and my favorite Nickelodeon shows. Here are my top 5 picks: 5. Danny Phantom 4. CatDog 3. My Life As A Teenage Robot 2. Spongebob 1. Invader Zim Currently, I am enjoying watching Spongebob. Thank you for taking the time to read this! Wishing you a great day and happy holidays!

In recent years, SpongeBob SquarePants has experienced a decline that many fans, including myself, find troubling. The newer seasons have shown a noticeable drop in exceptional storylines, along with unnecessary and off-putting extra character animations. It's disheartening to see a beloved show stray from its roots in this way. To save the show, Nickelodeon needs to consider bringing in individuals who grasp the essence of the older seasons to help steer it in the right direction. The legacy of the late Stephen Hillenburg, the creator of SpongeBob, deserves to be respected, and the current state of the show would likely disappoint him. It's vital for the network to listen to feedback and return SpongeBob SquarePants to its former glory.

Good morning, I hope this message reaches the correct department. As a concerned parent and loyal viewer of Nickelodeon and Nick Jr. for my son, I wanted to address the recent changes in the show PAW Patrol. My son used to love the show before it transitioned into variations like Mighty Pups, Moto Pups, and others, causing him to lose interest and feel disconnected from Nickelodeon. I understand that show developments are part of keeping the content fresh, but my son believes these changes have altered the core values of the characters. I have attempted to provide feedback via email at [redacted] and [redacted], but have not received a response, which is disheartening. As customers who support your programs financially, we value the opportunity to share our thoughts. I urge Nickelodeon to consider the impact of these changes on young viewers and engage with feedback constructively. I can be contacted at [redacted] for further discussion. Thank you for your attention, Nickelodeon. Have a pleasant day. Sincerely, Brian J.

I have written a new episode of SpongeBob for Season 14. Title: Karaoke Concert Plot: SpongeBob and Patrick sign up for a karaoke contest that will be televised in the evening. Also competing are Mr. Krabs, Plankton, Pearl, Mrs. Puff, Squidward, and Sandy. They sing songs from the series like Surfing Summer and Sweet Victory. Please consider this idea. This theme hasn't been used yet, and it would be a great fit for Season 14.

I have a great idea to share! It seems that all dogs will eat cat food, but not all dogs enjoy their own dog food, even if it's expensive. I suggest creating dog food that tastes like cat food. We could call it Catdog food, with the Nick logo on it. The market would likely respond positively to this innovative idea. A large number of households with dogs watch Nickelodeon, so this could be a successful venture. Thank you for considering this suggestion!