
Sofia the Feelings Helper
Meet Sofia, Sesame Street’s very own social worker!
This video is for all children, whether or not they’re seeing a therapist or counselor! Children can learn along with Elmo and Karli to understand the job of “feelings helpers”—professionals who help children (and grown-ups too) when big feelings get too big, too often.
Emotions like anger, sadness, and fear are natural and unavoidable, and they may be challenging for children and adults alike. But all feelings are there for a reason, all feelings are important, and learning to cope well with the difficult ones—rather than just “make them go away”—is the real goal.
After watching, you might talk about helpers in general. Some helpers, like doctors and nurses, help keep our bodies healthy. Feelings helpers help keep our minds healthy. Other types of helpers, like firefighters and crossing guards, keep us safe. Talk about the many other helpers in your family’s life and the life of your community.
Remind children that there are so many kinds of helpers, and that lots of kids and adults see feelings helpers. It’s a brave thing to do.

We’re Learning as We Go
Watch this video and discover habits to support your family’s digital well-being.

Screen Time & Safety Tips
Information and resources about screen time, online safety for kids, and digital well-being.

Growth Mindset…for Grown-ups!
Staying positive can help you navigate changes and take on challenges with confidence.

Understanding Digital Well-Being: A Guide for Parents & Caregivers
Digital well-being is about understanding and making choices about media as a part of family life, in order to learn, play, connect, relax, and feel closer to one another.

Using Your Words
A coloring page helping children explore words for big feelings.

Bring the Energy
Watch Rudy’s Mommy Maggie help him transition out of screen time playfully.

C is for Choices
Elmo and Louie make choices on how and when to use technology as a family.