Gary D. Chapman and Ross Campbell - The Five Love Languages of Children

Pros: Easy to Read, Educational, Helpful

Cons: None

Review: I recently purchased this book on my quest to be a better parent.

I have three children ranging in age from 2-14, and sometimes find their own individuality hard to figure out, and also have a hard time giving them their own identities, after...

Pros: Learn how to help your child feel loved in the way he/she best understands!

Cons: None.

Review: This is a wonderful read, and I reccomend it to any Christian parent wanting to fulfill their child's "love tank" and help them to become a wonderful Christian member of society. It helps you indentify what your childs primary love language is (there are ...

Pros: You will learn to love more

Cons: You haven't read it

Review: I read the first book about marriage and then received this one as a gift. I thought it would be way too repetitive but it wasn't. This is truly one of the best books on parenting. Very uplifting and positive without a lot of telling you exactly what ...

Pros: reminder of the importance of showing our children we love them

Cons: maybe a little checklisty and too focused on primary language

Review: The Five Love Languages of Children by Gary Chapman and Ross Campbell, M.D. made it onto my reading list through another book I must have enjoyed. It is also in the La Leche League Catalogue for purchase, which means its recommended reading by...

Pros: easy to read

Cons: not enough detail, "fluffy" and almost superfluous

The Bottom Line: Unless you fell off a turnip truck, you DON'T need this book to figure out how to love your kids!

Review: I tend to read a LOT of parenting books in the hopes of finding some golden nuggets that may help me raise my boys in the best way possible. Being the mother of a particularly "spirited" child, I often find it difficult to meet all of his needs. I...