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The Five Love Languages of Children by D. Ross Campbell, Gary Chapman

bekmorr's review against another edition

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5.0

Delves deeper into applying the concept to kids. Very helpful!

csmorehouse's review against another edition

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3.0

I like the theory of the 5 love languages and appreciate some of the examples for applying them to your children, but I found this book to have outdated and toxic ideas about family and gender roles. Would love a version of the ideas that was more inclusive and applicable to everyone.

munky009's review

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informative fast-paced

4.5

readingonthewalls's review against another edition

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5.0

Wow wow wow! My heart was incredibly heavy after reading this. I have realized how much I lacked as a child and even an adult and hope to be a game changer for my family! This book is so important and will probably reread once maybe twice a year.

I felt like I was given tools, more knowledge on diving deeper on healing my own wounds in order to give the right tools for my children.

notesonbookmarks's review against another edition

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3.0

If you haven't read the first of Chapman's books, The Five Love Languages, this book will seem like a revelation. If you have, you've probably already been thinking about the love language of each of the people in your life, especially your children. This book will help you more clearly identify not just the love language of each of your children, but specific ways to show love through their specific languages. Chapman and his co-author Ross Campbell, who specializes more in child psychology, successfully and clearly adapts his template to the young people in your life and even gives you a quick primer on love languages for grown-ups as well, in case this is new to you.

jxg255's review against another edition

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3.0

Some helpful tips and a good way to communicate.

jaded618's review against another edition

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4.0

Although my child is not quite old enough to have a defined love language this is an eye opening book to reflect on things that are important to children and how they feel love in different ways. My toddler currently loves quality time and physical touch more than others. I have been more aware of her reactions to things we say and do together as a family and hope that I can continue using this learned information to build a long lasting healthy relationship :)

felipaodeanda's review against another edition

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5.0

El valor de este libro radica en que te hace ver los errores que estas cometiendo al educar a tus hijos y te dice como solucionarlos para educarlos adecuadamente. El leerlo fue un ejercicio continuo de autocrítica que espero me sirva de mucho en mi vida familiar. Todo padre de familia debería de leer este libro.

whitmc's review against another edition

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5.0

Every parent and grandparent should read this book. It's a simple concept that many of us don't realize we get wrong

agrams02's review against another edition

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informative reflective medium-paced

3.5