
Coronavirus
When a health emergency brings change and uncertainty to a child’s life, there are things we can do to face each day with optimism and hope.
Raising Awareness on the Importance of Washing Your Hands
Elmo knows that washing hands can help keep us healthy. Practicing healthy habits like handwashing and coughing into the bend in our arm can help us stay safe, especially during a health emergency.
Back to School means saying goodbye to family but also saying hello to new and old friends. Here are some ways to make the transition smoother.
Taking care of our minds and bodies is not only good for our own well-being, but can also help us be more kind, patient, and playful toward the people we love, too.
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Hooper’s Store Reopens
As communities open up, together we can adjust to a new way of doing things—while keeping everyone safe.

When Children Miss Their Friends
There are ways to stay connected with people we love…safely.

Elmo Gets the Covid-19 Vaccine
Elmo and Louie share their experience with the COVID-19 vaccine.

Elmo’s Bravery Bandage
A coloring page to help celebrate a child’s bravery when getting a shot.

Good Questions (and Answers) About Covid-19 Vaccines
Common questions children ask about vaccines, and possible answers.

Questions for My Doctor
A place for parents and children to list questions for their doctor.

You Can Do It! Poster
A poster for providers to display to encourage families to get their young children vaccinated.

Big Bird Gets the Covid-19 Vaccine
Big Bird and Granny Bird share their experience with the Covid-19 vaccine.

Our Healthy Team
An article describing how caregivers and health care providers can work together to keep children healthy.
Discover more resources for parents, caregivers, and providers.

Health and Hygiene
Practice healthy routines and good hygiene habits to help the whole family stay well.

School Readiness
Simple ways to lay the foundation for learning.

Social Emotional Skills
Help kids build skills to develop healthy relationships, respect differences, and build the social behaviors and confidence they need.