In mothers of the animal world, bears are known for their dedication and love for children. They are single mothers, raising children alone.
Female bears often give birth to their first calves aged 3-5 years. In about 30 weeks postpartum, they raise their babies exclusively from breast milk, and often this is also the hibernation period.
At the end of the hibernation period, the bear mother spends time teaching her children with practical exercises. They teach children how to survive, and the children have to do their best to keep up with their mother. Yes, they can survive after 'coming out'.
After about 2-3 years, the mother will let her start an independent life. The skills it teaches you will be 'patronus' for them throughout your life.
Here are pictures of the mother teaching the child to be posted on boredpanda.com:
