Give a gift that speaks their Love Language™

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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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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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Workout Assistance

How can you make your loved one's at-home workout easier? By gifting the right equipment! Whether it is a Peloton or a resistance band, anything that makes exercise easier is a win.

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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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The 5 Love Languages® of Teenagers

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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Give a gift that speaks their Love Language™

What's Their Love Language?

Candy Buffet

Candy Buffet

TableTopic

TableTopic

Workout Assistance

Workout Assistance

To-Do Board

To-Do Board

The 5 Love Languages® of Teenagers

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: