In this time of fear and uncertainty, NPR's Life Kit team partners with Sesame Street's lovable monster, Grover, to answer some of kids' tough questions. This is a confusing, stressful time for kids.

When will this be over? To answer them (and have a little fun), NPR's Life Kit reached out to Sesame Street's beloved monster, Grover, to speak directly to kids. Grover talks with Life Kit hosts ...

Grover, Sesame Street's beloved blue monster ... Before diving into the world of journalism, she worked in global health — most notably, as a Peace Corps volunteer in Mozambique.

If you don’t want to play, that’s fine. Just sit back and watch “Sesame Street,” as kids have for the past 43 years. But if you do play, Grover will count coconuts you’ve thrown ...

And some very important "Sesame Street" characteristics will remain in tact such as: Two features introduced last season, "Global Grover" and "Global Thingy," return with all-new segments.

If you grew up watching Sesame Street, chances are your kids now can ... which she often carries on her adventures. Grover is ...

Actress, writer, producer and comedian Quinta Brunson has teamed up with Sesame Street to create a cute ... In this particular clip, Brunson is with Grover and the mindfulness technique they ...

there also hope and optimism — something that “Sesame Street” reminds us of on a regular basis. “I cannot give you all a hug right now, even though I want to,” Grover said.