The Coloring Book Cozy Hippopotamus Family, volume 2, offers 50 original coloring pages in playful, everyday scenes with a gentle sense of humor. Designed for children aged 3 to 10 and for adults who enjoy cozy coloring.
What you get
- 50 charming hippo family pages in one printable PDF
- Instant download — your files are delivered immediately
- Standard US Letter (8.5 x 11 in) and A4 sizes
- Clear, friendly outlines for crayons, pencils, markers and gel pens
- Personal use license — print as many copies as you like for your own use
Who is this book for?
Great for hippo-loving children from 3 to 10, families who laugh together while coloring, and adults who enjoy warm, humorous animal scenes.
What makes this volume special
The hippo family’s warm, slightly comical expressions make this volume stand out in the Cozy Family collection. This second volume focuses on the family’s daily life and its funny little adventures. [VÉRIFIER les scènes réelles sur les aperçus et compléter si besoin.]
Frequently asked questions
What ages is the Coloring Book Cozy Hippopotamus Family designed for?
This hippo book is made for children aged 3 to 10 and adults who like cheerful, slightly funny animal characters.
What makes the hippo family pages different from other volumes?
The hippo characters have warm, expressive faces and playful situations that give this series its own light-hearted personality.
Can young children color these pages alone?
Yes. The shapes are simple and the lines are clear, so children aged 4 and up can color them with little help.
How is the file delivered after purchase?
A download link is sent to your email right after payment, and the file stays available in your account order history.
Can I print these pages on both sides of the paper?
You can print any way you like. For pencils, double-sided printing works fine; for markers, single-sided is safer.















Y . Christian (verified owner) –
The scenes in this collection have a real comic warmth that makes them an absolute pleasure to revisit. No matter how many times I look at a hippo mother carefully watering a tiny flower pot or a hippo cub laboriously climbing up a small step, I find something new to appreciate and something new to smile at. Endlessly charming work.