The Nivea teddy bear baby is approx. 20 cm tall. The bear makes advertisement for baby skin-care articles. He were produced in 2001. This teddy is unjointed and not movable.

The NIVEA story begins in 1911 with the groundbreaking discovery of Eucerit, the first water-in-oil emulsifier. This was the first time a stable emulsion of this type had been created. In December of that year the world's first long-lasting skin cream came onto the market. The scientist who discovered this amazing emulsion, Dr. Oscar Troplowitz, named it NIVEA, from the Latin word "nivius" meaning "snow-white".   Throughout, NIVEA's promise has been constant - to develop skincare products that are effective, mild and gentle which work in harmony with the skin to bring out and enhance its natural beauty. Now Nivea is sold in 150 countries around the world.