Baby Shark Friends Coloring Page

Baby Shark has become a beloved character for young children, and coloring pages featuring Baby Shark alongside ocean friends create scenes filled with underwater personality. These pages typically show Baby Shark swimming with sea turtles, jellyfish, starfish, and other marine creatures, giving kids plenty of variety to color in one picture.

What colors work best?

Baby Shark himself is traditionally yellow with a white belly, but his friends open up the whole ocean color palette. Try bright orange and purple for tropical fish, soft pink or translucent blue for jellyfish, and green with brown spots for sea turtles. Coral can be vivid pinks, oranges, and purples, while seaweed works well in various shades of green. The ocean background looks great in light blue or turquoise, and adding some darker blue in corners creates nice depth. If you want a more creative approach, rainbow-colored jellyfish tentacles or a purple sea turtle can make the page feel magical.

Did you know?

Real baby sharks are called pups, and some species are only about 6 inches long when they’re born. Sharks have been around for more than 400 million years, which means they existed before trees. Unlike the friendly Baby Shark character, most shark species actually prefer to avoid humans and many survive on diets of small fish and plankton rather than larger prey.

How to color this one

Crayons work well for younger children since these designs usually have larger spaces to fill. For the water background, try coloring in one direction with light pressure to avoid a patchy look. Colored pencils let you layer colors on the sea creatures, like adding yellow highlights to orange fish or mixing blues on jellyfish. You can outline each character with a slightly darker version of its main color to make everything pop. The white areas on Baby Shark can stay blank or get a very light gray for dimension.

Who’ll love this?

Toddlers and preschoolers who already know the Baby Shark song will recognize the character right away, making this feel familiar and fun. It works well as a quiet activity during playdates when you need something engaging but calm. Parents of multiple young kids might appreciate that the variety of sea creatures keeps different age levels interested in the same page.