Share Bear Big Hug Coloring Page

Share Bear, with her gentle pink fur and signature heart symbol, spreads friendship and caring wherever she goes. This coloring page captures her in mid-hug, with open arms ready to embrace someone special. The design typically includes her sweet expression and those iconic belly badge hearts that make her one of the most beloved Care Bears.

What colors work best?

Share Bear’s classic magenta-pink fur is the traditional choice, but you could also try a softer blush pink or even lavender for a different take. Her belly badge features two lollipops with hearts, which look wonderful in bright red, purple, and pink combinations. Consider using a lighter pink or peach for her snout and inner ears to add dimension. The background works well with soft pastels like sky blue, mint green, or buttery yellow to keep the focus on Share Bear herself.

Did you know?

Share Bear was one of the original ten Care Bears introduced in 1983, making her part of the first generation of these beloved characters. Her belly badge design has actually changed slightly over the years – the original featured two lollipops with hearts, while some newer versions show different sharing-themed symbols. Share Bear’s home in Care-a-Lot is often depicted as especially welcoming, with extra space for friends to gather and enjoy time together.

How to color this one

Colored pencils work beautifully for Share Bear since you can layer different shades of pink to create soft, fuzzy-looking fur. Start with a light base color and gradually build up darker pink in the shadowed areas under her arms and around her face. For her belly badge, use markers or gel pens to make the hearts really pop against her fur. The white areas like her snout benefit from a very light touch with cream or pale peach rather than leaving them completely blank.

Who’ll love this?

Younger children who are just getting comfortable staying inside the lines will appreciate Share Bear’s simple, rounded shapes. This page also works nicely as a comfort activity when kids need something familiar and soothing. Anyone who grew up with Care Bears in the 80s and 90s might enjoy coloring this as a nostalgic break from their day.