Mothering Girls
@motheringgirls.com
Powerful resources and experiences to empower and educate preteen girls and their parents in preparation for the teen years. Covering topics from technology to friendships, body-image to confidence, I support parents and daughters as they navigate these years, helping them building connections that are crucial to enriching relationships.
Mothering Girls's Company Logos


Mothering Girls's Brand Colors
Hex Code
Color name
RGB
HSL
CMYK
#44A6A1
Keppel
68, 166, 161
177, 42, 46
59, 0, 3, 35
#FFFDF8
Quarter Pearl Lusta
255, 253, 248
43, 100, 99
0, 1, 3, 0
#004E8F
Congress Blue
0, 78, 143
207, 100, 28
100, 45, 0, 44
About Mothering Girls
Mothering Girls is a brand founded by Fiona Ghiglione, a mindfulness educator, and mother of two girls. With her vast experience of living and teaching mindfulness across four continents, Fiona understands the challenges that mothers face in raising their daughters in today's complex, technology-driven world. She has designed programs that combine cutting-edge research in child development with mindfulness practices, tailored to both mothers and daughters.
At Mothering Girls, they believe in the power of old-fashioned connection, providing a space for mothers and daughters to talk, share, listen, and learn together. Their programs empower mothers to build strong, enduring relationships with their daughters, guiding them through their lives and towards adolescence and beyond.
Fiona's warm and approachable teaching style, infused with tender discipline and kind understanding, has garnered her praise from students and colleagues alike. The online sessions and exercises offered by Mothering Girls have proven to be transformative, helping daughters gain confidence and tools to navigate life's challenges.
If you're seeking support in raising a strong, confident young woman, book a free chat with Fiona today and start your journey with Mothering Girls.
Brand industry
Health
Company type
Self-Employed
Year founded
Suggest founded year
Company size
2-10 employees