Basically the real "Mr. Sanders" was the prior resident of the house where Pooh now lived. Therefore, when A. A. Milne wrote in his book that Pooh lived under the name of Sanders, the book clarifies this statement by stating: "It means he had the name (Sanders) over the door in gold letters and Pooh lived under it.
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Sanders in nobody, at least nobody in the regards to Pooh. It's just the name above the door that Pooh lives under. Evidently Sanders occupied the residence before Pooh moved in.
Mr. Sanders lived in the house before Winnie the pooh moved in. Fred Sanders was a friend of the illustrator and it may have been a private joke. The illustrator was E. H. Shepard.
Winnie the Pooh's first name is actually... Mr. Sanders I am a BIG Winnie the Pooh fan! I was watching one of his shows and noticed that on top of his door he had a block that said Mr. Sanders on it. And I looked it up on the Internet.
Winnie-the-Pooh, Pooh Bear, and Edward Bear. He also had an alias- according to the book, he was "living under the name Mr. Sanders". This was because Mr. Sanders was written above his door in gold letters- and he lived under it.
There are a number of options. Mine is On first use (first time you will use it in the conversation) Spell WINNIE and using the BSL for Bear which is crossing the arms across the chest with fists closed (making an X shape). You will then be saying "WINNIE BEAR" You just use the cross chest sign thereafter as they will now the bear is winnie.
Mr and Mrs. Scott and Mr. Edwards
Mr. Holgrave