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Why not? Symbolism has already taken over our world.
Very nice and aphoristic, of course, but could you explain this thought in the context of "Teletubbies"?
Added 2 minutes later Lu41k;178119
Cute characters, sympathetic and kind, by the way, many things from the cartoon make you think! Remember, for example, the "Telegraph" episode, isn't that a reason to reflect? ;)
And not only that. "Promise," "Mountains and Candy," "Butterfly" - many episodes, behind the funny plot and funny dialogues, have a second semantic layer - philosophical, I would say. And here, parents have the upper hand - how to present one or another story to the child.