Manny Hernandez We Baby Bears is an American animated television series developed by Manny Hernandez for Cartoon Network.

“We Baby Bears” - the origins story of “We Bare Bears” brothers Grizz, Panda, and Ice Bear - is returning for a second season. WarnerMedia Kids & Family has renewed the prequel series for a second season, which will air on HBO Max and Cartoon Network.

Y'know... Ice bear. I used to think that they were 20-26, but apparently Grizz is almost 30, Panda is 28, and Ice Bear is 27. I think when the bears were cubs, those episodes were based in the late 90's to early 2000's, so I feel like they are way too old to have been ages 1-4 in 1998.

Samuel "Sam" Lavagnino is a well-known child voice actor. He's most known as the voice of Catbug from the web-series Bravest Warriors. He is the voice of Baby Grizzly and, from the "Pilot", Baby Panda in the Cartoon Network original series We Bare Bears.

Parents need to know that We Baby Bears is a prequel spin-off of the series We Bare Bears. While the bears themselves are babies, the show is intended for older grade school kids. There's some slapstick cartoon violence, including weapons like spears that are used but never cause injury.

A baby bear is called a cub.

Upon arriving back in the city, the Bears are jubilantly received by their friends and are warmly welcomed by the community, who now begin to acclimate themselves with the rest of the bears in various activities for life, ending the film and the series.

Parents Need to Know. Parents need to know that We Baby Bears is a prequel spin-off of the series We Bare Bears. While the bears themselves are babies, the show is intended for older grade school kids.

Parents Need to Know The show's content is fine for kids, but teens and adults might have a better understanding of the humor, since it relates to the stereotypes it raises about our technologically driven society.

But don't let his cuddly and chill persona fool you - Ice Bear is actually the biggest and the strongest out of the bear brothers despite being the youngest. He also has an impressive set of amazing abilities that usually come in handy whenever his older brothers Grizzly and Panda need saving.

There is a LOT of cursing and mature themes (suicide, drug and alcohol addiction, verbal abuse, anxiety, depression, and family dysfunction.) However, I think it's a good show to watch with your mature teens. Some of the scenes and episodes are very emotionally charged and could be upsetting to sensitive viewers.

Bears vs Babies is a card game in which you build handsome, incredible monsters who go to war with horrible, awful babies. The shared deck of cards consists of bear parts (and other monster parts) and baby cards.