Many of us have heard of “The 5 Love Languages” concept theorized by Dr. Gary Chapman – a renowned marriage counselor – in his book of the same name. Chapman theorizes we all have a primary and secondary way we like to be loved. They’re designed to help people understand how they and their partners give and receive love most effectively.
Basically, there are 5 major expressions of love:
1) Words of Affirmation
2) Acts of Service
3) Quality Time
4) Physical Touch
5) Receiving Gifts
It is believed that learning about our loved ones most effective method enables us to cater our ways of affection best suited to their preference. Thus, transforming our relationships by getting to the core of how they receive love and connect best.
Once you unlock your family’s love language, use the chart below as a guide on how to cater your affections to the deepest needs of each family member.
Article by houseofkerrs.com
Graphic by blogspot.com
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