Give a gift that speaks the right language.

Acts of Service Physical Touch Quality Time Receiving Gifts Words of Affirmation

Not Alone Bracelet

In a season where many feel isolated, you can remind your loved one they are not alone.

Affirmation Jar

Write a list of genuine, specific compliments or affirmations on individual scraps of paper and put them in a jar, so they can be opened and read whenever your loved one needs a pick-me-up.

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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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Word Magnets

Buy a pack of word magnets and leave little notes for your family on your fridge! This can be a fun way to create moments of affirmation throughout each other's busy days.

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The 5 Love Languages® of Teenagers

In this adaptation of the #1 "New York Times" bestseller "The 5 Love Languages®" (more than 13 million copies sold), Dr. Gary Chapman explores the world in which teenagers live, explains their developmental changes, and gives tools to help you identify and appropriately communicate in your teen’s love language.

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