Big Bird gets out to pick him up and discovers another bird has landed in the nest. She introduces herself as Minnie Mynah, claiming to be the new owner of the nest. Even though it's Big Bird's, she reminds him of the bird rule - finders keepers, losers weepers; he left it …

Big Bird moves to a new house and it doesn't feel at home :(. Let's see how he makes his new nest a new home !

Big Bird's Nest Sale, Street Scenes: Big Bird welcomes us at the beginning of the episode. Big Bird wants to sell toys that are old and no longer play with. Big Bird encounters Snuffy and makes him a sales assistant. Radar is not on the sales list. However, unfortunate events happen when Big Bird leaves to bring in other toys.

SCENES: In Episode 4279 of Sesame Street, the street scenes focus on Big Bird's struggle to get comfortable and fall asleep in his nest. The episode starts with Big Bird excitedly showing off the new pajamas his Granny Bird sent him, claiming they would be the softest pajamas ever.

When Big Bird has big feelings, he creates a safe place in his imagination, a big nest filled with all his favorite things, like birdseed cookies and a picture of Granny Bird. With this interactive game, children can explore the concept of a safe place by helping Big Bird decorate his safe place.

Although Big Bird's nest is now completely empty, he still feels uncomfortable and can't sleep. Suddenly, the Princess (from "The Princess and the Pea") arrives to offer her services, being a part-time sleep consultant. She dives into the nest and finds a pea, which she believes is preventing him from sleeping.

Traumatic experiences are a big deal…but Big Bird’s got a big spirit, a big heart, and big dreams. That’s why he’s the perfect bird to teach children the important coping strategy of creating their own safe spaces. Use the Comfy-Cozy Nest video, storybook, game, and coloring page to help children learn the strategy.

Big Bird’s Comfy-Cozy Nest Big Bird’s struggling after a confusing and upsetting thing happened, and Alan notices his friend’s having a hard time before Big Bird even says a word. As you watch this video together with children, notice the qualities Alan demonstrates during their conversation.

The human characters are now congregated in Big Bird's nest, surveying the damage and helping clean it up. Big Bird remains mournful, reminiscing about "my nest, my home." He is assured that his nest can be fixed, but time and effort will be required for that to happen.

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