This document discusses love languages and how understanding a child's primary love language can help parents strengthen their relationship with their child. It outlines the five main love languages: words of affirmation, quality time, receiving gifts, acts of service, and physical touch. Understanding a child's love language helps parents meet their child's emotional needs, reduces conflict, and increases love and trust between parent and child. Each love language is then briefly defined with examples of how it expresses love to a child.

1. Love Languages
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2. Why Love Languages ?Why Love Languages ?
Helps parents to understand their children.
Reduces friction
Increases Love & Trust
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Assists children to excel in the areas of
interests
A motivating factor for the child

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4. Words of AffirmationWords of Affirmation
† Simple and encouraging
words help children to feel that
they are important.
† It motivates children to do† It motivates children to do
jobs in a better way.
† Increases their self-esteem.
† Increases self-worth.

5. Giving GiftsGiving Gifts
†A Gift speaks more than
words.
† It creates an opportunity
for greater
understanding.
† encourages† It encourages,
motivates and honors
children, thus recognizing
them as God’s
Amazing People.

6. Acts of ServicesActs of Services
† It says that YOU
CARE.
† It assures them that
YOU LOVE THEM.
† The child who has† The child who has
lived in receiving
service, tends to love
and serve others.

7. Quality TimeQuality Time
†Quality time means
giving a child undivided
attention.
†Be totally present
with the child and do notwith the child and do not
engage yourself in anything.
†Make time each day to
give your child at least a few
minutes of quality time.
†Make it a priority.

8. Physical TouchPhysical Touch
†Physical touch is an
emotional
communicator.
†Babies who are
†Through physical touch,
you communicate to your
children that you love them.
†Babies who are
touched or handled,
often develop
better,
emotionally, than
babies who are not
touched.

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