Give a gift that speaks their Love Language™

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AIRE Bath

Get some quality time together by taking your friend or spouse to AIRE baths—a very cool and relaxing spa and/or massage experience you can have together!

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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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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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Adventure Challenge

Looking for a fun adventure that work even when "stay at home" orders are in effect? Here's one tailor-made for you and your loved one.

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Custom Trophy

Find a local or online trophy shop and create a customized trophy for a friend or relative. Be creative and fun, but most of all, make it personal!

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Meal Prep

For the busy person in your life, gift a month or two of a meal preparation service like HelloFresh. If you want to go the extra mile, offer to assemble and cook the meals, too!

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A Teen's Guide to The 5 Love Languages®

Written to teens, for teens, and with a teen’s world in mind, A Teen's Guide to the 5 Love Languages guides emerging adults in discovering and understanding the love languages in all relationships.

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Honey-Do Bank

Acts of Service got you stumped? Designate a "Honey-Do" Bank in your home and ask your spouse to add suggestions. Every so often, choose a task from the bank and do it for him or her!

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To-Do Board

Nothing speaks to an Acts of Service person more than a "To-Do" list—here's one you can gift! Encourage your loved one to write down their heart's desires, and then commit to do all you can to make them happen.

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Streaming Subscription

Sometimes Quality Time looks like an evening enjoying your favorite movie or show together! Give the gift of a streaming service for the person who likes to relax with you . . . and don't forget the snacks.

Tiny 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. It's a cute and fun way to show extra love to a gift-loving person.

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Secret Pocket Pillow

Make a secret pocket pillow for some Words of Affirmation fun! Use the pocket pillow to leave each other encouraging or affectionate notes, poetry, uplifting quotes, or notices of appreciation.

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Habit Journal

Help for creating healthy habits is a wonderful gift in and of itself. Here's a fun journal that will help your friends and loved ones do just that.

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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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Give a gift that speaks their Love Language™

What's Their Love Language?

AIRE Bath

AIRE Bath

Board Game Dress Up

Board Game Dress Up

Robotic Vacuum

Robotic Vacuum

Adventure Challenge

Adventure Challenge

Custom Trophy

Custom Trophy

Meal Prep

Meal Prep

A Teen's Guide to The 5 Love Languages®

Honey-Do Bank

Honey-Do Bank

To-Do Board

To-Do Board

Streaming Subscription

Streaming Subscription

Tiny Gifts

Tiny Gifts

Secret Pocket Pillow

Secret Pocket Pillow

Habit Journal

Habit Journal

101 Conversation Starters for Families

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: