About The 5 Love Languages of Children
To be their best, children need to feel loved. But if you and your child speak different love languages, your affection might get lost in translation, affecting the child’s attitude, behavior, and development. Dr. Gary Chapman’s groundbreaking Five Love Languages series has helped millions of couples communicate love more clearly, and Dr. Ross Campbell M.D. has applied the innovative system to children as well. The 5 Love Languages of Children gives practical suggestions for learning how your children interpret love and creating a sense of security in which they can thrive.
Dr. Gary Chapman and Dr. Ross Campbell help you:
- Discover your child’s love language
- Assist your child in successful learning
- Use the love languages to correct and discipline more effectively
- Build a foundation of unconditional love for your child
Plus: Find dozens of tips for practical ways to speak your child’s love language.
Discover your child’s primary language—then speak it—and you will be well on your way to a stronger relationship with your flourishing child.
My Review:
We loved The 5 Love Languages book so we knew that we’d be very interested in the this edition for children. We were not disappointed. My husband – yes, I have an amazing husband – grabbed it right away and started reading it each morning.
While reading this book, we realized that our Princess’ love language is quality time. After you realize what your child’s love language is, the book then gives ideas on how to best communicate, discipline and love your children. Similar to the one for couples, this book is such a great resource for parents to have. I highly recommend it. Every parent should own this book in their parenting book collection.
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Dede says
I would love to read this book. My daughter is hitting the pre-teen stage early and it’s getting much harder to communicate with her. I need to find out what her love language is!
LaVonne says
It is a great book Dede. You should get it. We really love it. We loved the original one as well for couples. Great resource!
Happy Easter!
Melanie says
I love this book. It has made such a difference in our lives and our children’s. It changed the way we discipline them and has really helped us out, knowing the way they feel loved. I believe they have it for teenagers too. We had our teenager and 7 year old take the test online to determine their love languages. They have a great website too!
beverly h says
I would love to get this for my nephew and his wife… they are expecting their first child and seem to have differing views on discipline!
Rachael H. says
This sounds like a really great book!
Teresha says
I often feel like my daughter and I are on different wavelengths. I need to check this book out
desiree says
i really like this one and would like to give this for the d coming up
Tammy S says
This sounds like a great book. I know I couls use it to help me with my teenage daughter. I could use some help. 🙂
Kelly Burroughs Crowell says
Even with older children (our daughter is 17 and our son is 11) this kind of book is still crucial. Parenting isn’t something you learn in a day and even as your babies turn into young adults it’s still an everyday learning experience 🙂
LaVonne says
That is true, Kelly. I am sure I will never be an “expert”. LOL! Thanks for coming by. I appreciate it. Enjoy your weekend!
Michele P. says
it sounds interesting and I think it would help me to understand my teenage son and pre-teen daughter a bit more.