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THE 5 LOVE LANGUAGES®

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

Candy Buffet

Set up a small candy buffet for your kids, spouse, or friends the next time you host a get-together. Dress up as a classy server (white gloves and all), and serve them at a special time during the evening.

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Gourmet Cookies

Send delicious, gourmet cookies right to the front door of someone you love!

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Personalized Blanket

Who wouldn't want a personalized throw blanket for snuggling on the couch together?

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Date Jar

Give a gift that keeps on giving. Present a jar with date ideas that you can do with your child or your partner at their request.

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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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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.

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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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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Alabama Sweet Tea

Does your loved one relish sweetened southern iced tea? Check out the Alabama Sweet Tea Company for gifts they'll appreciate on any occasion!

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Night Sky Poster

Honor a special memory by ordering a framed poster of the night sky from wherever you were on that very date! It’s a beautiful and romantic way to remind your loved one how much they mean to you.

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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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Home Camping

Go camping—in your living room! You're never too old to transform your living room into a couple’s camping experience once again—only now, you can go the extra mile. Click for inspiration!

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Not Alone Bracelet

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

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A Teen's Guide to The 5 Love Languages®

Introducing "A Teen’s Guide to The 5 Love Languages®," the first ever edition written just to teens, for teens, and with a teen’s world in mind. It guides emerging adults in discovering and understanding their own love languages, as well as how to best express love to others.

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