Welcome to Rainbow Forest

A gentle, magical universe of films, picture books, bedtime songs — and one small unicorn with a very big heart.

Step into the forest ✦

The Map of Rainbow Forest

Every place on the map is a door. Where would you like to go?

Illustrated map of Rainbow Forest

Meet the Friends

Tap a friend to say hello.

The Films

Every episode is one day in Rainbow Forest — it begins in the morning and always, always ends at bedtime. One small adventure, one gentle lesson little ones can sing, and The Unicorn Lullaby to close every single episode.

First episode coming soon on YouTube

Episode one: Princess and the Hidden Spring — Princess chases a tiny cry into the fog, meets two brand-new friends, and learns what to do when you can't hear your mama's bell.

Rainbow Forest valley at sunrise
Rainbow Forest, where every story begins.
Princess and the Hidden Spring — book cover

The Picture Books

Every film is also a beautiful picture book — the same story, painted page by page, made for reading together before the lights go out.

Book one coming soon to Amazon

Season One — the stories ahead

    The Unicorn Lullaby

    The song that ends every episode — sung as Glitter tucks Princess into her moss bed.

    Sleep now... sleep now...
    the forest holds you near.

    Sleep now... sleep now...
    your dreams are safe in here.

    Goodnight, goodnight, little unicorn...
    sleep tight.

    Audiobooks and bedtime albums are on their way to Spotify — the whole of Rainbow Forest, read gently aloud.

    For Grown-Ups

    What this universe promises

    No villains, no danger, no cliffhangers. Every story is one day that ends safely at bedtime, and every episode carries exactly one gentle lesson a 3–6-year-old can say out loud — listening, patience, telling the truth early, trying again.

    The lesson is a song

    Each story's lesson is written as a single singable line — sung by a warm grown-up at the moment it's needed, repeated through the story, handed to your child at the end. Children sing what they cannot yet explain.

    Made for winding down

    Episodes end with the same lullaby every time, on purpose. Played in a row, the films become a wind-down — each ten minutes settles a little deeper toward sleep.

    For teachers & parents

    Reading guides, coloring pages and classroom material are being made alongside the books. A newsletter for release news is coming soon — for now, everything new appears right here first.