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Viatris is a global healthcare company whose work with Sesame Workshop stems from its mission of empowering people worldwide to live healthier at every stage of life.

Through our collaboration, Viatris and Sesame Workshop created new resources to support the social and emotional needs of families across generations and around the world during the COVID-19 pandemic.

This suite of resources was designed to help young children talk through and name big feelings like stress or fear, encourage positive caregiving strategies and routines, and help families find ways to celebrate together when far apart. These global resources reach families in the U.S., India, Middle East, South Korea and Turkey. The animations and activities are part of Sesame Workshop’s Caring for Each Other initiative, which was created in response to the uncertainty facing families during the COVID-19 pandemic and has reached families in over 100 countries and nearly 41 languages. In addition to the generous support to make these new resources possible, Viatris has shared the resources with its global workforce of approximately 37,000.

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Viatris has a mission to empower people worldwide to live healthier at every stage of life. As a global healthcare company, they improve access to high quality, trusted health care, regardless of geography or circumstance.

Sesame Street: Caring For Each Other

Mae on a video chat.

Taking Care 

Self-care strategies can help families focus and relax when big feelings come up.

Self-Care
Ages 0–6
Mae on a video chat.

Mindful Moments

We can do things every day to keep our minds and bodies healthy.

Social and Emotional Skills
Ages 0–5
Mae on a video call.

Managing Screen Time

Screen-time can help families learn and connect, and taking screen-time breaks can, too.

How to Stay Healthy
Ages 0–5
Basma and Jad in a an office.

Elmo’s World News: Screen Time Play, Real Time Play

Screen-time can help families learn and connect, and taking screen-time breaks can, too.

How to Stay Healthy
Ages 0–5
a collage of printables and video of Elmo and his dad Louie.

Elmo’s World News: Big changes

Big changes can be scary for everyone, but there are things you can do to help. 

Coronavirus
Ages 0–6
A phone, a tablet and a coloring page about handling goodbyes.

Handling Everyday Goodbyes

There are playful and meaningful ways to make morning drop-offs and other separations a little easier.

Social and Emotional Skills
Ages 1–6
Elmo and his parents setting the table for dinner.

Confident Parenting

Parenting is hard work, but you’ve got this!

Parenting
Ages 1–6
Grover showing his mom a drawing.

Building Empathy

Everyone deserves kindness and empathy, especially people who have, have had, or are at high risk for Covid.

Coronavirus
Ages 1–6
Rosita talking to her mom.

Time to Reset 

When we have big feelings, it can help to take a moment to calm down and start again.

Calming Strategies
Ages 1–6
Mae on a video call.

Mae’s Minute: Goodbyes

Grown-ups, watch this video to learn tips for making goodbyes a bit easier.

Social and Emotional Skills
Ages 1–6
Julia doing crafts with her mom Maggie.

Me and We Time

Making “together time” a part of your daily routine can help your family strike a balance between “me” and “we” time.

Social and Emotional Skills
Ages 1–6
Grover coloring while his mom reads the paper.

A Balancing Act

Making “together time” a part of your daily routine can help your family strike a balance between “me” and “we” time.

Coronavirus
Ages 1–6
Make Special Time poster.

Make Special Time

Making “together time” a part of your daily routine can help your family strike a balance between “me” and “we” time.

Social and Emotional Skills
Ages 1–6
Grover's cousin Marty looking sad over a spill.

Resilience in Parenting

Parenting is hard work, but you’ve got this!

Parenting
Ages 1–6
You Are Loved printable.

You Are Loved

Parenting is hard work, but you’ve got this!

Social and Emotional Skills
Ages 1–6
Thank You Doctors poster with Elmo and a doctor.

Recognizing and Overcoming Stigma

Everyone deserves kindness and empathy, especially people who have, have had, or are at high risk for Covid.

Coronavirus
Ages 1–6
Making a Plan to Stay Connected poster.

Making a Plan to Stay Connected

Everyone deserves kindness and empathy, especially people who have, have had, or are at high risk for Covid.

Coronavirus
Ages 1–6
Grover talking to his cousin Marty.

Take a Break, Take a Breath, and Try Again

When children are learning new skills, grown-ups can help them persist!

Social and Emotional Skills
Ages 1–6
Grover talking to his mom about frogs and butterflies.

Persistence in Parenting

When children are learning new skills, grown-ups can help them persist!

Parenting
Ages 1–6
Pause & Persist poster.

Pause & Persist

When children are learning new skills, grown-ups can help them persist!

Social and Emotional Skills
Ages 1–6
Elmo and his parents face-timing with Cookie monster.

Ready…Set…Reset!

When we have big feelings, it can help to take a moment to calm down and start again.

Calming Strategies
Ages 1–6
Positive Ideas Jar printable.

Positive Ideas Jar

When we have big feelings, it can help to take a moment to calm down and start again.

Calming Strategies
Ages 1–6
Elmo and his mom Mae stretching.

How to Manage Big Feelings

We can help children notice, name, and manage their big feelings.

Feelings
Ages 1–6
Elmo's parents Mae and Louie giving him a hug.

How to Recognize and Respond to Big Feelings

An article for families to help recognize and respond to your child’s big feelings.

Feelings
Ages 1–6
Where do you feel big feelings? poster.

Where do you feel big feelings?

Use this graphic to start a conversation with your child about big feelings.

Feelings
Ages 1–6
Elmo and his mom smiling with a butterfly.

Coping with Fear

A printable about identifying fear-related behavior and how to respond.

Feelings
Ages 1–6
How Big is Your Feeling? poster featuring Elmo's family.

How Big is Your Feeling?

A scale to figure out how big your child’s feelings are.

Feelings
Ages 1–6
Elmo in a fort talking to his dad Louie.

Elmo Feels Afraid

When we play together with children, we can discover what they are feeling.

Health and Hygiene
Ages 1–6
Grover and his mom making lunch.

Staying Connected: A Furry and Blue Family Celebration

Even when we’re apart, we can find ways to stay connected with the people we love.

Childcare
Ages 1–6
A child speaks on a smartphone

Staying Connected

Learn great ways to help keep an incarcerated parent connected to their child.

Incarceration
Ages 1–6
Gratitude Game prtinable.

Gratitude Game

Even when we’re apart, we can find ways to stay connected with the people we love.

Social and Emotional Skills
Ages 1–6
Elmo and Grover on a pretend video call.

Elmo’s World News: Goodbyes

Grown-ups, watch this video to learn tips for making goodbyes a bit easier.

Social and Emotional Skills
Ages 1–6
Mood Monster printable.

Expressing Feelings with the Mood Monster 

There are playful and meaningful ways to make morning drop-offs and other separations a little easier.

Social and Emotional Skills
Ages 1–6
Mae on a video call.

Big Changes 

Big changes can be scary for everyone, but there are things you can do to help. 

Coronavirus
Ages 0–6
Basma interviewing musicians.

Elmo’s World News: The Feel-Good All Stars

Here are activities to help families find ways to help them feel calmer, happy, and healthy.

Social and Emotional Skills
Ages 0–5
Grover and a friend under an umbrella.

Elmo’s World News: Monster Meditation

Self-care strategies can help families focus and relax when big feelings come up.

Calming Strategies
Ages 0–6
Jad

Middle East

Lola

Latin America

Chamki

India

Zuzu

South Africa

Rosita at a picnic with a family.

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