What Is My Child’s Love Language?

(Physical Touch)

My child visibly relaxes and smiles when they receive hugs or cuddles.

(Physical Touch)

My child enjoys playful physical interactions, such as wrestling or tickling.

(Physical Touch)

My child prefers to sit close to me when watching TV or reading together.

(Words of Affirmation)

My child lights up when they receive compliments or praise about their efforts.

(Words of Affirmation)

My child loves hearing words of encouragement, especially during challenging tasks.

(Words of Affirmation)

My child often shares their achievements and asks for positive feedback from me.

(Quality Time)

My child thrives during one-on-one time spent playing or engaging in activities together.

(Quality Time)

My child enjoys family game nights or outings, valuing the time spent with loved ones.

(Quality Time)

My child often asks for my undivided attention when sharing stories or experiences.

(Receiving Gifts)

My child gets excited when receiving small surprises or gifts, regardless of their size.

(Receiving Gifts)

My child enjoys making handmade gifts or cards to share with family and friends.

(Receiving Gifts)

My child often talks about gifts they have received in the past with fondness.

(Acts of Service)

My child feels loved when I help them with chores or tasks, such as homework or cleaning.

(Acts of Service)

My child appreciates when I take the time to prepare their favorite meal or snack.

(Acts of Service)

My child often expresses gratitude when I do something special for them, like running an errand.