A three-year-old boy 's parents were horrified when some of his first words were expletives they say he learned from a Peppa Pig toy . Amari Black had been given the Peppa Pig Fun And Learn tablet as a present and parents Garfield and Marcha had hoped it would help their son improve his speech . But then they heard the boy utter ' f*** you ' , and realised he had picked it up from the malfunctioning £20 toy . Scroll down for video . Amari Black 's parents are horrified when some of the three-year-old 's first words were ' f*** you ' , which they say he picked up from this Peppa Pig toy . Painter and decorator Mr Black , 48 , noticed that instead of saying 'find the odd one out ' , the toy says ' f**k you ? odd one out ' . ' I was cooking in the kitchen when I heard him saying ' f*** you , ' he said . ' I was disgusted , I thought he had learned it at nursery . 'But then when I was playing with him I realised that it was Peppa Pig that was teaching him it - I was very upset . Amari had been given the Peppa Pig Fun And Learn tablet as a present and parents Garfield and Marcha ( pictured with their son ) had hoped it would help their son improve his speech . Amari 's parents heard the boy utter ' f*** you ' , and realised he had picked it up from the malfunctioning £20 toy . Amari 's father noticed that instead of saying 'find the odd one out ' , the toy says ' f**k you ? odd one out ' ' I was going to destroy it , that 's how angry I was . 'Now he 's saying it constantly and he finds it funny . I tell him swearing is wrong but he keeps saying it now . ' The toy was bought as a Christmas present for Amari by a family friend from Argos and is said to be suitable for children three and above . Amari was was born with rickets and has learning difficulties so his parents hoped the toy would help him improve his speech . Amari was was born with rickets and has learning difficulties so his parents hoped the toy would help him improve his speech . 'We want our kids to be happy - so we work hard to buy these things for our kids but they just go and teach them how to swear . ' said Mr Black , who believes the foul language is down to a malfunction in the toy . 'He can say `` mum '' , `` dad '' , `` please '' , `` thank you '' , and sadly `` f**k you '' . 'We 've been buying Peppa Pig toys for our kids for years but will never buy them again . ' Job centre advisor Mrs Black , 34 , said she was shocked when relatives questioned whether Amari had learned the swear word from his parents . ' I 'm devastated . He got in trouble at my mum 's for saying it and told me off because she thought he was learning it from us at home , ' she said . 'He 's definitely banned from playing with it now . 'We would never use that language at all , let alone in front of an impressionable child . ' I want to encourage him to talk as much as possible , but it 's hard because whenever I tell him he 's doing well , he responds with ' f*** you ' . ' Mother-of-four Marcha says she has written two emails of complaint to manufacturers InspirationWorks , but is yet to hear back . She said : ' I feel devastated and let down by them . ' InspirationWorks is yet to comment on the family 's claims .
Amari Black was given Fun And Learn tablet to help his language skills . Parents Garfield and InspirationWorks say their son learned ' f*** you ' from the toy . Instead of saying 'find the odd one out ' it utters expletive , parents say . Toddler is now swearing 'constantly ' , to the horror of his family .