An upcoming episode of "We Baby Bears" on Cartoon Network will feature two nonbinary characters and a discussion of pronoun usage. Cartoon Network's popular animated children's show "We Baby Bears" ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. The Cartoon Network children’s series We Baby Bears is set to incorporate two non-binary characters this weekend. The animated TV ...

The Cartoon Network show ‘We Baby Bear’ will reportedly introduce nonbinary characters who will use they/them pronouns in an upcoming episode set to air on Saturday, June 17. The animated episode is ...

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“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 ...

When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works. Season 2 of We Bare Bears is actually still airing on Cartoon Network, with new episodes hitting ...

Cartoon Network's popular animated children's show "We Baby Bears" will introduce two nonbinary characters and include a discussion of pronoun usage during its season debut Saturday morning. The ...

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The Cartoon Network children’s series We Baby Bears is set to incorporate two non-binary characters this weekend. The animated TV show is a spin-off from the the channel’s sitcom We Bare Bears.