The Rainbow Animals

The Missing Oranges

Another day, another mystery in the magical fairy Land Of Holu! The Holu Fair is coming up and there are almost no oranges to juice up for the Orange Juice Stand! With the help and magic of Harry, his little sister Darcie, Marley and Cleo, the four fairies get to the bottom of what or who is taking all the oranges in Holu.  A story of bravery, speaking up and trusting those who are younger than us!   If your kids want their names used as characters in The Land Of Holu, dm the Dreaming With Mikki Instagram page!

Maddie's Bad Hair Day (A Mini-Story)

Introducing...MINI STORIES! (For the littles who need something shorter for their still developing attention spans!) It's a feels-like-your-bums-on-fire hot day in the Land Of Holu, and twins Maddie and Myles are off to the markets. But, there's a problem- Maddie's having a VERY bad hair day. Not even her Hair Magic seems to be helping. Join the unlikely twins as they giggle through Maddie's bad hair day!

10 Minutes Of Sleepy Piano Music (With Affirmations)

For the kids who are almost asleep by the end of a story and need some extra sleepy piano music to help them nod off peacefully. Listening to affirmations while falling asleep can also help reprogram the subconsious mind and deeply influence belief systems!  A beautiful, easy tool to help your children sleep better and feel better about themselves!

Message In A Bottle

Sunday and Luella were searching for crystals in the Crystal Creek, as they often did- when they came across a message in a bottle. The journey that the two fairy friends go on to reunite the message with the fairy that never got it will teach them about love in all forms. Join Sunday, Luella (and Aleron) as they go on a journey full of rainbows, magic and love!

Group Meditation (For Grounding + Connection)

This interactive meditation is designed to support families, classes, sports teams or any group of children (and adults!) spend a moment grounding their energy and connecting in with themselves and eachother. An activity that can help create a space and opportunity for children to actively listen to their peers and family members, while also being heard and held themselves.