“This is a quantum leap that will contribute immensely towards heritage by creating a legacy. These rhymes will remain within generations!”
Dudu Khoza
“I am so delighted that Nokulunga saw the need to educate our children about these important rhymes. We need to know and appreciate who we are and where we come from. A learning nation is a better nation. Ligothswa lusemanzi”
Yvonne Chaka Chaka
“Music is always a source of joy, inspiration and celebration in African societies. Nokulunga has succinctly captured the joy it brings the young.”
Sipho "Hotstix" Mabuse
Welcome!
The world is evolving, and so are we. As we embrace change, it’s essential to remember our roots—our history, our culture, and the stories that define us. Storytelling and music are timeless ways to pass down this heritage, bridging generations and connecting the past with the future. Preserving our culture in our children is paramount, for it connects them to the rich tapestry of our nation's history and the joyous memories that have been lovingly passed down through time. This heritage not only provides them with a sense of identity but also anchors them in the values, traditions, and resilience of those who came before them. At Rainbow Nation Kids, we strive to ignite this pride in children, inspiring them to see themselves as part of a larger story filled with strength, love, and beauty. Through the power of song and storytelling, we celebrate the diversity within our heritage and create an avenue for children to appreciate and honour where they come from. By fostering a sense of belonging and appreciation for their ancestry, we empower them to carry forward the beautiful love story of who we are as a people.
"Growing up in rural KwaZulu Natal, the games we played as little kids are still some of my favorite childhood memories. I remember sitting in my granny’s kitchen next to the fire, hearing stories and singing together with my cousins. We sang nursery rhymes while we cleaned, washed clothes, took long walks to the river, or went herb picking with the next-door aunties. I’m excited to share these songs from my childhood, along with some brand new ones, with a new generation of children."
— Julie Nokulunga Naidoo, Founder of Rainbow Nation Kids
