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Book Reviews of The Five Love Languages of Children Audio Cassette (Booksounds)Book Review: 5 Love Languages of Children Summary: 5 StarsThis book is right on with the different love languages for children. Just as the original '5 Love Languages' I enjoyed this book and have adopted its principals for my family and grandchildren. It is a must read for all!
Book Review: julia Summary: 4 StarsThe Five Love Languages of Children is practical, informative, touching, and best of all backed with sound Christian perspectives you can trust. If you have difficulty understanding your children love communication you're trying to accomplish, you'll love this book! Gary Chapman will take you through his explanations of the way how you can express your love that can be understood by your children in a fun and inspiring way. Guaranteed to improve your love language if you use even ONE of the tips he gives!Get and use it, for your children are desperately expecting the blessing of your spoken words.
Another good book, I highly recommend to all parents who desire to see their children have a blessed life and a heart toward God's Word is "365 Prophetic Promises and Blessings for your Children". Get and use it, for your children are desperately expecting the blessing of your spoken words..
Book Review: A "Must Read" for every parent. Summary: 5 StarsThis is by far the best book on child communications that I have ever read. The truth offered in this book is both refreshing and enlightening, and offers great insight into learning how to best communicate unconditional love to our children. I wholeheartedly recommend this book to all parents, grandparents, and childcare workers.
Book Review: Love your child the way they need it from you most! Summary: 5 StarsMy six-year old daughter and I bicker. I read this book as a way to learn to address this issue before it gets out of hand and I've learned so much! To use the five love languages (words of affirmation, physical touch, acts of service, gifts and quality time) to keep her emotional love tank full. The book states that when a child's love tank is full, your discipline will be more readily received. Also the way I discipline now has improved: first I make her feel loved by speaking her primary love language, then stay calm (being an example of anger managed) and explain what she did wrong and what the discipline is (always keeping it fair to the "crime") and then giving her her primary love language again at the end. I learned that I am doing many things right especially allowing and really listening to her express her verbal anger. This is actually good because if you don't allow children to do that they will just bottle it up inside and you can't train them plus the anger may come out as passive-aggresive behavior and more. Ideally this book would be great to read while your children are young but it makes the excellent point that it is never too late to start changing how you treat your children, even if they are grown. I highly and whole-heartedly recommend this book to parents, teachers, aunts, uncles--all adults who have dealings with children. You will learn a great deal that can make the people you love in your life truly feel loved by you which will open them up to become happy and mature adults. Also there is a chapter about speaking the love languages in marriage which is helpful. "Someone has said, 'The best way to love your children is to love their mother [father.]' That's true." There's another whole book on The Five Love Languages--How to Express Heartfelt Love and Commitment to your Mate. Read them both and see how happy you can make the ones you love! And in giving out love, the love will flow right back to you! o8E
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Book Review: Don't miss the point Summary: 5 StarsMany parents may read this book and assume that you ought to discover your child's love language, and then he/she will grow up happy and feeling well-loved. I do not think that is all that Chapman is saying with this incredible book, instead, he is pointing out that many children feel unloved by parents who truly DO love them because their parents are not being sensitive to their primary love language. ADDITIONALLY, the main conclusion I came to upon finishing this must-have title was that children ought to be loved with ALL of the love languages so that they will grow up able to show love to others regardless of the love language one speaks. If I truly value my child, I will want him not only to know I love him, but I'll also want him be able to show love to others. This book spurred me on to teaching one of my classes of 2nd-6th graders how to show love in these different ways, and to evaluate others around them. It has also made me more sensitive to physically clingy children (perhaps not getting the physical touch they need), as well as children who are constantly trying to get attention. I advise teachers of any aged children to read this title. It will change the way you view your class forever.
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