Give a gift that speaks their Love Language™

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Here's a fun and memorable gift for those fluent in several love languages.

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Brownies With Salted Caramel DIY Baking Kit

DIY Baking kit to make homemade gourmet brownies with salted caramel sauce. Drizzled twice with salted caramel sauce, these rich, gooey favorites are a luscious marriage of sweet and salty.

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Outdoor Heater

An outdoor heater will allow you to spend time outside together as the weather gets colder.

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Photo-Word Portrait

Write a heartfelt letter to your loved one. Then, have it made into a photo-word portrait!

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TableTopic

Sometimes after a long day, even simple conversation can be challenging. Make it simple and get everyone talking with whichever TableTopic cards fit your fancy.

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Robotic Vacuum

Robotic vacuums make the chore so much easier and they overflow with Acts of Service love. Here's a list of Consumer Report's best robotic vacuums of 2021.

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101 Conversation Starters for Families

One sign of a healthy family is open and meaningful conversation, but it can be hard to get your kids talking. "101 Conversation Starters for Families" provides just the right blend of fun and thought-provoking questions to get the ball rolling!

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Organizers

When things are organized, it makes people feel good. Gift some things that make organizing easier for your friends, spouse, or family.

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Board Game Dress Up

Board games are a favorite pastime for many families. Break away from the norm and try something different. For example, the next time you have a game night of CLUE®, have each person dress up as their character.

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Zoom Time

No matter how busy you both are, set random weekly calendar appointments to drop everything and spend 10 minutes together—in person, via Zoom, on the phone, etc.

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Excursion

One dialect of Quality Time is sharing experiences together. Plan an excursion to sky-dive, trek to Machu Picchu, or sail in the Carribbean—whatever you decide, endeavor to enjoy every moment together.

Many Smaller Gifts

Instead of giving one big gift on one day, give lots of small (even silly) gifts your special someone can open over several days. This can be a cute, fun way to show extra love to a gifts-loving person.

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Tom Colicchio’s Colicchio Collection Cooking and Pairing Sauces

Give the gift of an authentic, Italian-inspired culinary adventure from Top Chef and restaurateur, Tom Colicchio.

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A Perfect Pet for Peyton

Spend precious family time together with the story of 5 children who, with the help of Mr. Chapman and the unique pets at his special emporium, each discover their own personal love language.

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Give a gift that speaks their Love Language™

What's Their Love Language?

Note Cube

Note Cube

Brownies With Salted Caramel DIY Baking Kit

Brownies With Salted Caramel DIY Baking Kit

Outdoor Heater

Outdoor Heater

Photo-Word Portrait

Photo-Word Portrait

TableTopic

TableTopic

Robotic Vacuum

Robotic Vacuum

101 Conversation Starters for Families

Organizers

Organizers

Board Game Dress Up

Board Game Dress Up

Zoom Time

Zoom Time

Excursion

Excursion

Many Smaller Gifts

Many Smaller Gifts

Tom Colicchio’s Colicchio Collection Cooking and Pairing Sauces

Tom Colicchio’s Colicchio Collection Cooking and Pairing Sauces

A Perfect Pet for Peyton

How does this individual typically communicate affection?

Which of the following do you suppose would bring the most joy to this individual?

Of the following, what does this person ask for most often?

Of these statements, what does this individual tend to say most often?

Would this person be more inclined to:

Others would describe this individual as…

Of the following, what do you think would excite this individual most?

Which do you think would bother this person the most?

With family and friends, how does this person offer appreciation most often: