Sesame Street: When Families Grieve Message for Families: Big Feelings

Elmo and Jessie sometimes have big feelings when they remember Uncle Jack, but Elmos dad Louie reminds them that it helps to talk about their feelings. When Families Grieve launches April 14th at 8 pm on PBS (check local listings) with a television special featuring Katie Couric, Elmo, and the courageous stories of families coping with the death of a parent. Visit sesamestreet.org/grief to find out more.
Video Rating: 5 / 5

25 comments to Sesame Street: When Families Grieve Message for Families: Big Feelings

  • BeatlesAmiYumi  says:

    @Angie2343 Yep. I’m pretty sure that Bill Cosby had really strong feelings when his son died.

  • Froghan417  says:

    My grandpa died a year ago…

  • 49jbest  says:

    the voice of the older monster sounds like lotso from toy story 3

  • rofflemows2  says:

    Louie has a SWEET bowling shirt  :D

  • garycalgary  says:

    Seasame street handled it beautifully when Mr Hooper died

  • Angie2343  says:

    @BeatlesAmiYumi The same feelings happened when Wheel of Fortune announcer Charlie O’Donnell passed on to the next life. The show is gonna be a lot different now.

  • BeatlesAmiYumi  says:

    @flwrgrl13 Gosh! I’m really sorry about your hamster! Really, I am! I felt the same way when my grandpa died in March. I even fely that way when my Aunt Cheryl died of cancer.

  • GreenCollegeMan  says:

    Very Powerful. How many other Kids shows teach us that we shouldn’t be afraid to express our feelings? Sesame Street beats Barney the Dinosaur any day.

  • flwrgrl13  says:

    i remember last year, my hamster Sandy died….she was a little overweight and i thought she was going to have babies but it turns out that she died even though i gave her food and water and cleaned her cage
    i was so mad when she did, but i got over it the next day

  • nellie2581  says:

    Go Jessie and Elmo!

  • Xkjgmcr522X  says:

    awww that was really touching :,)

  • LaceHearts  says:

    @AlalineBond No it isn’t. Death is a natural part of life and it affects many children. There’s nothing wrong with talking about death or educating children about it.

  • Blairinator  says:

    Louie looks like a recolored Telly. Also apparently Louie is in the military.

  • iatromeijn  says:

    he reminds me of hannah montanas dad lol

  • Nickjaa  says:

    @EssenceOfTruth yeah that was so sad

  • NaRuToCrAzY12629  says:

    T T OH i miss u sooooo much Mr hooper!!! i cried the very same day on dat episode!!!!

  • thirdimpact  says:

    @EssenceOfTruth “Just because.” :(

  • Angie2343  says:

    Sesame Street - 1,000,000+
    Barney and Shits – ZERO!!

  • collgoff  says:

    My uncle Chuck died 2 years ago my dad I still miss him now.

  • LADYBUG198808SUMMER  says:

    @GryphonHall then try to think positive and don’t be depressed

  • GryphonHall  says:

    Ah, so simple. Just talk about it and the pain will go away, right? But what if, when you try to talk about it, people tell you to shut up, get over it and get on with life? What if you aren’t ready to stop talking about it? That’s what I’d like to know.

  • Angie2343  says:

    @mindmonkey00 They did it before. :)

  • Angie2343  says:

    I loved this special so much! Kudos to Sesame Street for covering the issues most Americans care about!

  • Peenut2k7  says:

    I suscribed.

  • DarkRulzU  says:

    I get so sad when i watch this, I remember my mother and I watching sesame street almost every day until i was 7, we loved sesame street. A year ago last tuesday my mother past away. I’m still grieving inside, and I’m happy that my old friend elmo can help :)

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