I have
listened to Gary Chapman’s radio program for a while now so I am fairly well acquainted
with the Five Love Languages theory, but until know, I had not read any of the
books about them. I jumped at the chance
to review this one.
Being
somewhat familiar with the love languages, I had guessed as to which ones fit
my sons, who are 5 and 4 years old. Five
years is really the youngest age at which you can try to figure out which
language is most dominant in a child.
After reading the book I believe I was pretty on target with my assessments—that’s
the easy part. The book delves into, not
only how to figure out which love language is your child’s, but how to best
discipline your child according to their love language, how they best learn,
etc.
Reading
through this book will most likely give you an idea of the love languages of
all those who are close to you. This
could go a long way toward families finally understanding what make each other
tick.
The Five
Love Languages of Children is a wonderful resource for any parent, new or old,
or anyone who is a parental figure in a child’s life. Just think of the wonderful things that would
happen for foster children if foster parents would get ahold of this and use it
to understand the children who enter their homes….
For more information about this book, click here or the title above!
I received this
book free of charge from Moody Publishers through NetGalley in exchange for an
honest review.
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