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Teddy

''Teddy'' is an English-language , commonly a or for names such as , , or . The term may also refer to various other entities, including:

Personal name

Etymology and usage

"Teddy" serves as a or primarily of the given names and , with occasional use as a for . The name Theodore derives from the Greek Θεόδωρος (Theódōros), combining θεός (theós, meaning "god") and δῶρον (dôron, meaning "gift"), thus translating to "God's gift." originates from Ēadweard, from ēad ("wealth" or "prosperity") and weard ("guardian"), signifying "wealthy guardian." These roots reflect the name's classical and Anglo-Saxon linguistic heritage. The name Teddy first emerged as a in English-speaking countries during the , evolving as an affectionate for longer formal names. Its popularity surged in the early , largely due to the prominence of U.S. (1858–1919), affectionately known as "Teddy," which helped establish it as an independent beyond mere status. This historical association contributed to its adoption in the United States, , and other Anglophone regions. In contemporary usage, Teddy remains predominantly masculine but has gained traction as a unisex name, particularly in informal contexts. According to data from the U.S. Social Security Administration, Teddy ranked 996th among boys' names in 2024, assigned to approximately 152 male infants, indicating steady but modest popularity outside the top 500. It is infrequently given to girls, with fewer than 10 occurrences annually in recent years, underscoring its shift toward greater gender flexibility while retaining a strong male association. Internationally, variations of Teddy appear in languages influenced by English naming conventions. In French, it serves as a nickname for Théodore, often alongside Théo, while in German, forms like Teddi or Theo derive from Theodor. These adaptations maintain the affectionate, diminutive quality of the original English form across European cultures.

Notable people

Prominent individuals known by the name or nickname Teddy span various fields, including politics, entertainment, and sports. Political figures
Theodore "Teddy" Roosevelt (October 27, 1858 – January 6, 1919) served as the 26th from 1901 to 1909, becoming the youngest person to assume the after William McKinley's assassination. He advanced progressive policies such as antitrust enforcement, breaking up monopolies like J.P. Morgan's , and conservation initiatives that established 150 national forests, 5 national parks, and 18 national monuments, protecting approximately 230 million acres of land. The nickname "Teddy" originated during his Harvard years in the late 1870s but was disliked by Roosevelt, who preferred his full name, though it gained popularity through media coverage. Edward "Teddy" Kennedy (February 22, 1932 – August 25, 2009) was a longtime U.S. Senator from , elected nine times and serving from 1962 until his death, making him one of the longest-serving senators in history. As a leading advocate for , he contributed to landmark legislation including the , the abolition of national-origin immigration quotas in 1965, and expansions to and affordable health care access. Entertainers
Theodore "Teddy" Pendergrass (March 26, 1950 – January 13, 2010) was an influential American R&B and soul singer who rose to fame as the lead vocalist of , delivering hits like "If You Don't Know Me by Now" (1972, No. 1 on the R&B chart) and "Wake Up Everybody" (1975, No. 1 R&B). Launching a solo career in 1977, he became the first Black male artist to achieve five consecutive platinum albums, with standout singles such as "Close the Door" (1978, Grammy-nominated for Best R&B Vocal Performance) and "Love T.K.O." (1980), despite a career-altering car accident in 1982 that left him paralyzed. Teddy Geiger (born September 16, 1988) is an American musician, songwriter, record producer, and actress who first gained prominence as a teen pop artist with her 2006 debut album Underage Thinking, which peaked at No. 8 on the Billboard 200 and featured the single "For You I Will (Confidence)" from the film Smallville. Transitioning to songwriting and production, she has co-written hits for artists including Shawn Mendes ("Treat You Better," 2016) and contributed to soundtracks, earning Grammy nominations for her versatile work across pop and R&B genres. Athletes
Teddy (born April 7, 1989) is a judoka widely regarded as one of the greatest in the sport's , competing in the (+100 kg) category. He has secured 11 world championships—the most by any judoka—and four medals, including individual golds in 2012, 2016, and 2024, plus a team in 2024 at , alongside bronzes in 2008 and 2020. Teddy Bridgewater (born May 22, 1992) is an who was selected 32nd overall in the by the Minnesota after a standout college career at the . Over 11 NFL seasons, he played for teams including the , (where he led a 5-0 start in 2018), , , , and , amassing over 15,000 passing yards and 72 touchdowns; in 2024, he briefly coached his high school alma mater, Miami Northwestern, to a state championship before returning to the NFL with the in 2025. Other notable figures
Teddy Sheringham (born April 2, 1966) is an English former professional footballer who played as a striker, most notably for Manchester United from 1997 to 2001, where he scored crucial goals in the and , contributing to the club's historic treble of , , and titles. With over 700 club appearances and 146 goals for (including at Euro 1996), he holds the record as the oldest goalscorer in history at age 40 years and 292 days. In recent years, (born Jaten Dimsdale, September 25, 1992) has emerged as a prominent , blending , R&B, and pop; his 2024 single "Lose Control" topped the and charted for over 70 weeks, following viral covers and his debut album I've Tried Everything but Therapy (Part 1) (2022). Nominated for Best New Artist at the 2025 Grammys, he announced a complete edition of his sophomore album in 2025, solidifying his rise with .

Animals and toys

Real animals named Teddy

In 1902, during a bear hunt in Mississippi, President Theodore Roosevelt refused to shoot a captured and exhausted black bear, an act of sportsmanship that was widely publicized in newspapers and a political cartoon by Clifford Berryman, ultimately inspiring the naming of the teddy bear toy after his nickname "Teddy." This event contributed to the cultural association of the name "Teddy" with bears, leading to real bears being named in his honor; for instance, two bears named Teddy were donated to the Bronx Zoo shortly after, where they became popular attractions and helped popularize the name for captive animals. Additionally, Roosevelt himself gifted a South American red-footed tortoise named Teddy to the Bronx Zoo around the same period, where it became the institution's oldest tenant and lived for many years as a notable resident. The tradition of naming animals "Teddy" persisted into the , often reflecting Roosevelt's enduring legacy in conservation and the affectionate connotations of the name. In May 2021, the welcomed a male calf named Teddy, born to 37-year-old Tess weighing 391 pounds at birth; this addition to the herd supports the zoo's breeding program aimed at preserving the , with Teddy playing a role in public education and fundraising for Asian elephant conservation efforts in the wild. Other zoo examples include a male cub named Teddy Graham born at Seneca Park Zoo in , in 2024, contributing to the for this vulnerable species, and a named Teddy at , featured in educational content highlighting habitat protection in . Among pets, the name has gained modern fame through service and therapy animals, as well as viral media personalities. Teddy, a certified as a therapy dog, received the 2021 AKC Awards for Canine Excellence in the Therapy Dog category for his empathetic interactions with children and adults in crisis situations, including hospital visits where his calming presence facilitated difficult conversations. In 2023, the Raleigh Police Department adopted its first named Teddy, trained to support and community members during traumatic events, such as responses and . Similarly, in late 2025, the Livingston County Sheriff's Office in introduced Teddy, a trained donated by the nonprofit 4 Paws , to assist deputies, staff, and victims in high-stress environments like interviews and court proceedings. The rarity of the name "Teddy" for animals underscores its cultural specificity to Roosevelt's nickname, with most instances tied to affectionate or commemorative contexts rather than commonality, enhancing the name's role in evoking toward and pets.

Teddy bear

As detailed in the article introduction, the teddy bear originated in from a hunting incident involving President , popularized by a and independently developed by toymakers in the U.S. and . Over the decades, teddy bear manufacturing evolved from artisanal craftsmanship to , with materials shifting from plush—sourced from fleece for its realistic texture—and stuffing in the early 1900s to more affordable synthetics like , , and following shortages of natural fibers. Key milestones included the introduction of machine-sewn assembly lines in the , which enabled widespread availability, and a post-WWII boom driven by economic prosperity and the generation, during which teddy bears became a staple children's gift, with U.S. production surging as factories repurposed from wartime efforts. This era solidified the toy's global appeal, with annual sales exceeding millions by the 1950s as it transitioned from a novelty to an enduring icon of comfort. Culturally, the teddy bear symbolizes childhood innocence, emotional security, and familial bonding, often serving as a child's first companion for soothing fears and fostering imaginative play. Its role in collecting has grown into a dedicated , with enthusiasts forming clubs and attending conventions to acquire vintage or limited-edition pieces, exemplified by the interactive chain founded in 1997, where customers customize bears with scents, sounds, and outfits, generating over 200 million bears sold worldwide by 2022. In charity contexts, organizations like Teddies for Tragedies, established in 1986, distribute knitted teddy bears to children affected by disasters, abuse, or illness, providing psychological comfort and hope in traumatic situations. By 2025, modern teddy bears incorporate eco-friendly innovations, such as those made from recycled or to reduce environmental impact, aligning with sustainable toy trends amid growing consumer demand for ethical production. Digital advancements include (AR) and (VR) integrations, where bears pair with apps for or virtual play. Sales reflect sustained popularity, with the global market valued at USD 6.8 billion in 2024 and projected to reach USD 8 billion by 2030.

Fictional characters

In literature and film

In J.K. Rowling's Harry Potter series, Edward Remus "Teddy" Lupin is introduced as the son of Remus Lupin and Nymphadora Tonks, born in April 1998 during the height of the Battle of Hogwarts. A half-blood wizard and Metamorphmagus like his mother, Teddy inherits the ability to change his appearance at will, and he is raised by his grandmother Andromeda Tonks after his parents' deaths in the battle, with Harry Potter serving as his godfather. Though a minor character, Teddy appears in the epilogue of Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows, depicted as a young man heading to Hogwarts and involved in a relationship with Victoire Weasley. In , Teddy Robinson serves as the central figure in a series of stories by Joan G. Robinson, beginning with About Teddy Robinson in 1953. This light brown, button-eyed belongs to a young girl named and features in gentle, everyday adventures such as attending birthday parties, visiting the seaside, or recovering from a stay, often highlighting themes of and simple joys. The stories, illustrated by Robinson herself, draw from her daughter's real-life and emphasize the bear's shy yet eager personality, making Teddy Robinson a staple of mid-20th-century children's books. The 2012 comedy film , written and directed by , centers on Ted, a brought to life by a childhood wish made by protagonist John Bennett. Voiced by MacFarlane, the character is a crude, pot-smoking companion who refuses to grow up, creating comedic conflict in John's adult life through profane antics and loyalty-driven escapades, including run-ins with a and family tensions. The film's success, grossing over $549 million worldwide, popularized this irreverent take on the archetype. In the 2014 film Neighbors, directed by , Teddy Sanders—played by —is the egotistical president of the Delta Psi Beta fraternity, whose raucous parties disrupt the suburban life of new parents and Kelly Radner. Efron's portrayal casts Teddy as a physically imposing yet insecure leader who escalates neighborhood pranks into all-out war, using his charisma to rally his brothers while grappling with post-college uncertainty. The character drives the film's humor through absurd schemes, like a Robert De Niro-themed party, and culminates in a reluctant truce that humanizes his bravado. Fictional characters named Teddy frequently evoke the teddy bear's origins as a symbol of childhood comfort, yet many adaptations introduce contrasting traits: Teddy Lupin and Teddy Robinson embody innocence and adaptability in literary contexts, while Ted and Teddy Sanders amplify mischief and defiance in film, subverting expectations for comedic or dramatic effect.

In television and other media

In television, one prominent fictional character named Teddy is Teddy Duncan, the main protagonist of the Disney Channel sitcom , which aired from 2010 to 2014. Portrayed by , she is depicted as the second-oldest child in the chaotic Duncan family, a kind-hearted and responsible teenager who documents her daily life through video diaries intended to guide her infant sister, , through the family's antics. This narrative device highlights tropes of sibling mentorship and family resilience, with key episodes like "Teddy's Little Helper" showcasing her creative problem-solving in humorous domestic scenarios. Another is Teddy, whose full name is Theodore, in the animated series , which began in 2011 and continues airing. Voiced by Larry Murphy, he serves as a loyal and carpenter who frequents Bob Belcher's as his closest adult friend, often providing through his enthusiastic yet hapless personality and subtle explorations of male . Episodes such as "" illustrate his role in tropes of the overeager , where his well-meaning interventions frequently escalate the Belcher family's mishaps while underscoring themes of found family and unwavering support. In , Teddy appears as a playable party member in the series, particularly in EarthBound Beginnings (originally released as in 1989 for the Famicom and officially released in English as EarthBound Beginnings on the in 2015). As the leader of the BB Gang in the urban setting of Ellay, he is a tough, street-smart who joins protagonist Ninten's group after an initial confrontation, wielding swords and knives with high physical stats that emphasize his role in combat-heavy tropes of the reformed ally. His character arc contributes to the series' blend of adventure and emotional growth, seen in pivotal sequences like the Yucca Desert exploration where his bravado contrasts with the group's youthful vulnerability. Beyond traditional screen media, stands out as an animatronic storytelling bear introduced in by Worlds of Wonder, designed to engage children through cassette tape-driven narratives with moving eyes and mouth for interactive play. Created by inventor , a former Disney Imagineer, it became the best-selling toy of , fostering tropes of companionable education by reciting stories from the Illinois adventures of its character, an "Illiop" explorer. Reboots include a 2017 digital update by Wicked Cool Toys incorporating for modern audio books, with a live-action announced in September 2025 for development at by and Story Kitchen. Comic strips also feature side references to Teddy, notably in Bill Watterson's (1985–1995), where Hobbes is mockingly called a "teddy bear" by bully in a 1987 strip, playing on tropes of childhood imagination versus adult dismissal of stuffed companions. Such moments reinforce the strip's themes of perceptual reality, with Calvin defending his tiger's vitality against reductive labels.

Other uses

Subculture and

The , or Teds, emerged in early as the nation's first post-war , centered among working-class teenagers in London's estates and bomb sites. Drawing inspiration from Edwardian-era fashion—a nod to the style of VII—their look featured long draped jackets in dark with collars, narrow drainpipe , brocade waistcoats, bootlace ties, and heavy brothel creeper shoes, often paired with elaborately greased hairstyles modeled after film stars like . This aesthetic, adapted from high-end to affordable , symbolized a rejection of wartime and adult conformity. Deeply intertwined with the import of American rock 'n' roll, embraced jiving dances and music from artists like , using their growing from post-war employment to fund records, clothes, and social gatherings. In the context of youth rebellion, they represented a cultural shift toward teenage amid economic recovery and social tensions, including rising ; sensationalism portrayed them as violent delinquents, amplifying fears of moral decline. Notable incidents included 1955 cinema riots sparked by the film and its rock soundtrack, where Teds were accused of vandalism and brawls, as well as their scapegoating in the , during which groups of white clashed with communities in racially charged violence. The original subculture waned by the late , supplanted by mods and other styles, but saw a revival in the mid-1970s rockabilly scene, triggered by events like the 1972 London Rock 'n' Roll Show. Revived Teds adopted brighter-colored drape jackets, exaggerated , and continued rock 'n' roll fandom, though they often conflicted with in street clashes, such as those on 's in 1977. Teddy Girls, their female counterparts, mirrored the rebellion with tailored jackets, hobble skirts evolving into full circle skirts with petticoats, and similar hairstyles, asserting their place in the subculture's gender dynamics. In parallel, "teddy" denotes a one-piece garment combining a top and lower , originating in the as an " chemise" or camiknickers—a practical fusion worn next to the skin to replace separate bras and under rising hemlines. By the , amid era's rejection of corsets, it streamlined into lightweight silk or chiffon teddies with crotch closures, suiting slimmer silhouettes and shorter dresses for greater . The garment evolved in the and into more fitted "step-in" designs with short legs, elements, and bust support, adapting to wartime fabric while maintaining functionality as all-in-one underwear. Post-war, it shifted toward sensuality; by the , luxurious lacy teddies and bustiers drew from historical motifs, emphasizing allure over utility. Modern variants, as seen in 2025 collections from brands like , include push-up, lace, and crotchless styles in diverse sizes and colors, blending comfort with provocative design for contemporary intimate apparel.

Technology and brands

In the realm of , "Teddy" refers to several specialized tools and applications, particularly in and educational AI. One prominent example is TEDDY, a and control center integrated with the SOFiSTiK finite element analysis (FEA) software suite for . Developed as part of SOFiSTiK's early systems originating in the and refined through the , TEDDY enables users to input data using the CADINP programming language, facilitating complex simulations of building structures, bridges, and other projects. Its features include , error checking, and modular input blocks that simplify the creation of simulation models, making it accessible for both novice and expert engineers through built-in tutorials and working areas for project organization. By 2025, TEDDY remains a core component of SOFiSTiK FEA version 2025, supporting advanced nonlinear analyses and BIM integration, with widespread adoption in European engineering firms for its efficiency in handling large-scale computations. Another technological application is Teddy AI, a conversational platform designed as a virtual study companion for children aged 6-12. Launched in 2024 by Teddy AI Ltd. , it leverages to deliver personalized, gamified lessons in subjects like math, , and languages, adapting in real-time to the user's pace and style. Key innovations include two-way voice interactions that simulate natural dialogue, for neurodiverse learners through customizable interfaces (e.g., for ADHD or ), and a parental dashboard for monitoring progress, which has been tested in schools for improved engagement. By November 2025, the app has expanded to include multilingual and integration with curricula, marking a significant advancement in edtech by prioritizing emotional alongside academics. In commercial brands, Teddy's Raw Pet Food stands out as a UK-based provider of premium raw diets for dogs, emphasizing natural, human-grade ingredients since its establishment in 2019. The brand offers complete and balanced meal plans, including , , and variants, along with supplements like omega oils, catering to pet owners seeking alternatives to processed . Its market impact includes rapid growth to serve thousands of customers by 2025, driven by subscription models and partnerships with vets, contributing to the rising popularity of raw feeding trends that report health benefits such as improved coat quality and digestion. The , presented annually by the International Cinema Technology Association (ICTA) since the 1970s, recognizes excellence in cinema technology manufacturing. Voted by ICTA dealers, it honors companies exemplifying innovation in projection, sound, and seating systems, with recent recipients including in 2023 for advancements in immersive audio and Cinionic in 2022 for laser projection technologies that enhance theatrical experiences. By 2025, the award continues to influence the industry, spotlighting sustainable tech solutions amid the shift to digital cinemas, with past winners like Christie Digital noting increased market share post-recognition.

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