Christopher Robin

Christopher Robin is the only human in the Hundred Acre Wood, and although he is a small boy, all the creatures look up to him for advice and friendship. No one, however, is closer to him than Winnie the Pooh, and the two have had many adventures together. 
Christopher Robin is well aware of Pooh's habit of getting into sticky situations-he's often heard calling his friend a "Silly old bear!"  But no matter what predicament the gang drums up, Christopher Robin is always game to play along-even if it means racing to their rescue. Of course, they're always there for him, too, just like friends should be. In fact, Christopher Robin couldn't imagine better friends.
 

• Christopher Robin is named for author A.A. Milne's son Christopher Robin Milne. It is his teddy bear, named Winnie after a bear at the London Zoo, that inspired the classic stories.
• The real Christopher Robin was born in 1920.
• Christopher Robin's earnest devotion to his fictional friends has inspired readers and audiences since his 1926 literary introduction. 
• From the film: "Silly old bear," said Christopher Robin.