[WHIMPERING]

Daddy!

Daddy!

What?

Is everything all right, son?

Elmo feels all [SNIFFS] stuffy.

Oh.

Elmo can't breathe through his nose.

Well, let's see.

Oh, you feel warm.

I think you might have a cold.

Oh!

A cold?

Oh, no.

Elmo's sick?

Oh, what's Elmo going to do?

It's OK, son.

Daddy's here to take care of you and help you feel better.

You know, [SINGING] everyone gets sick sometimes,

and soon it goes away.

So tell me what you're feeling, and I'll make sure you're OK.

[BLOWING]

[SINGING] Elmo's got the sniffles.

Sometimes a little sneeze comes out.

When Elmo blows Elmo's nose, it makes a soft and funny sound.

And Elmo's feeling a little tired.

Elmo doesn't want to play.

Daddy, won't you please help Elmo have a happier day?

Oh.

You're going to feel better, going to feel better.

There are many things that we can do.

It'll be OK, I'll take care of you.

Son, I'm going to tuck you in until your snug and comfy.

Then, I'll take your temperature while you hold tight

your lovey.

I'll bring you lots of healthy foods and water

through the day.

I called the doctor and she said--

Guess what?

Elmo's going to be A-OK.

Mm-hmm.

[SINGING] You're going to feel better, going to feel better.

There are many things that we can do.

It'll be OK, we'll take care of you.

Going to feel better.

Elmo's going to feel better.

Uh-huh.

It'll take a little time, but soon, Elmo

will be playing outside.

That's right.

Now it's time to close your eyes.

I'll be here when you wake.

Get some rest to help your body work to be make you great.

You're going to feel better, going to feel better.

It'll be OK, you'll make it through.

I'll take care of you.

[SNORING]

[RETREATING FOOTSTEPS]

[DOOR CLOSES]