Gift Guide

Get an organizer and enter all the relevant birthdays and specials days before you give it to your loved one. For the one whose secondary love language is Words of Affirmation, include a few loving entries every month.

Get a little physical with your spouse playing this sweet game. Pick up a few packs of individually wrapped Now and Laters®. Stash them around the house for your spouse to find. Instruct them that every time they find one to let you know. When they do, they get a 60-second hug or kiss now AND 60 seconds toward a massage or other agreed upon activity later when they “cash in” their candy.

Socks aren't only fashionable, they're also cozy and a fun way to express oneself. Consider signing up your loved one for the Sock Club—they'll get new socks every month!

The #1 New York Times bestselling The 5 Love Languages® has helped millions of couples learn the secret to building a love that lasts. Now discover how to speak your child’s love language in a way that he or she understands.

Celebrate special occasions by putting a special message right in the front yard!

A warm towel after a shower can be incredibly comforting. Let the towel warmer do all the work while you get all the credit.

Create some personalized stationary for the people you love. Every time they see it, they will think of you.

Who wouldn't want a personalized throw blanket for snuggling on the couch together?

A Burrito Blanket makes the perfect gift for the foodie who loves to cozy up.

When things are organzied, it makes people feel good. Gift some things that make organizing easier for your friends, spouse, or family.

Pamper your partner with the gift a foot mask and commit to apply it whenever the time is right.

In this adaptation of the #1 New York Times bestseller The 5 Love Languages® (more than 13 million copies sold), Dr. Gary Chapman explores the world in which teenagers live, explains their developmental changes, and gives tools to help you identify and appropriately communicate in your teen’s love language.