In Soap Box Derby, he causes a minor panic after he leaves his blanket laying under Tenderheart Bear's telescope lens, leaving him to believe the Earth has been covered in darkness. A children's playground is also available at the aparthotel, while guests can also relax in the garden.

Bedtime Bear makes a number of appearances in Star Comics' Care Bears series between 1985 and 1989. His first major inclusion was in the issue 7 story "The Saddest Man in the World", where the Care Bears take turns trying to cheer up Sad Solly, the world's most depressed man. When Bedtime Bear's turn is up, he tries to convince Solly to take a nap, but ends up falling asleep himself as Solly reads off his long list of things that make him sad. In the Following issue, he joins other Care Bears as they investigate a town where objects mysteriously vanish, only to find it is the work of a robotic waste basket working on behalf of its artist-inventor. Sleepy Bedtime Bear is your guy when it's time for beddy-bye. His blue, crescent moon belly badge says that he's the king at cuddles who can snuggle anyone to sleep in no time. He stays awake to help others sleep at night. But you spot him during the day he'll be snoozing away. When a wave of insomnia hits a small town, Bedtime, Cheer Bear, and Funshine attempt to help two children get to sleep, only to find that the problem is a missing Sandman. They discover that the Sandman himself has been put to sleep by the villainous Night Mayor, who wants more people to be awake at night so he'll actually have something to do during his late shift.

He is later part of the crew of the ship The Cloud Clipper as they travel through the Forest of Feelings looking for their lost friends. He ends up falling overboard after dozing off, only to be rescued by Cozy Heart Penguin.

Bedtime is a very well-read bear and takes it upon himself to be able to answer any question the bears might have. He is a night owl, often keeping watch on the others so they may rest. Sleepy Bear served as the Muscular Dystrophy Association’s (MDA) deputy bear, making appearances on 14 Jerry Lewis Telethons. In Nelvana's Care Bears Family television series, Bedtime appears less frequently than in the DIC series. Swear words, sexual references, hate speech, discriminatory remarks, threats, or references to violence Bedtime Bear appears in the first Care Bears theatrical film as one of the bears who welcomes the children Kim and Jason to Care-a-Lot during the " Nobody Cares Like a Bear" song sequence.

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Travelodge created a series of ‘Sleepy Bear Says’ public service announcements. Speaking about water, fire, strangers, poison and play safety issues, these PSAs were distributed to more than 1,100 television stations. Forest Friend Bear (1980's) - Sea Friend Bear (1980's) - I Love You Bear (1980's) - Baby Hugs Bear (1983) - Baby Tugs Bear (1983) - Grams Bear (1983) - Secret Bear (1984) - Share Bear (1984) - Champ Bear (1984) - Harmony Bear (1985) - Surprise Bear (1985) - Daydream Bear (1985) - Prize Bear (1985) - True Heart Bear (1986) - Perfect Panda (1986) - Polite Panda (1986) - Gramps Bear (1986) - Take Care Bear (1987) - America Cares Bear (1991)