Los Cinco Lenguajes del Amor Para Ninos: El Secreto Para Amar a Los Ninos de Manera Eficaz
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- Author：Gary Chapman
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Summary
Sabes que amas a tus nios。 Entonces， cmo puedes demostrarlo a fin de que se sientan amados de verdad？ Descubre cmo hablar el leguaje de amor de tus nios， y hacerlos sentir amados de una manera que ellos comprendan。 En este libro， el Dr。 Gary Chapman y el Dr。 Ross Campbell te ayudarn a: Descubrir el lenguaje del amor de tu nio， comprender la relacin entre el xito del aprendizaje y los lenguajes del amor， ver cmo los lenguajes del amor pueden ayudarte a disciplinar con ms eficiencia y a desarrollar un cimiento de amor incondicional por tu nio。 Adems， encontrars muchos consejos sobre maneras prcticas de hablar el lenguaje del amor de tu nio！
Reviews
Karissa
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Such a good book， every parent needs to read！
David
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As expected， it applies Chapman’s 5 Love Languages to the parenting relationship， and offers insight into how to incorporate love language into training and relationship strategies for parents。 Not a whole lot new if you’ve read the original book， but provides some helpful ideas for this particular application。
Elizabeth Murphy
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This just wasn't the book for me。 While I do think someone could get something from it， I just didn't find it very enlightening or useful。 I bought it wondering if I could learn something new， and while I did highlight a handful of sentences， at the end of the day I could have gone without this read。Apart from only picking up a few good tidbits， I felt parts were pretty ingenuine。 The quotes and accounts from children and parents sounded fake/scripted。 It read like a lecture from someone who onl This just wasn't the book for me。 While I do think someone could get something from it， I just didn't find it very enlightening or useful。 I bought it wondering if I could learn something new， and while I did highlight a handful of sentences， at the end of the day I could have gone without this read。Apart from only picking up a few good tidbits， I felt parts were pretty ingenuine。 The quotes and accounts from children and parents sounded fake/scripted。 It read like a lecture from someone who only kind of knew what they were talking about。 Most of the time I felt like I was reading an overwritten essay from a college student who was using alllll the extra words they could just to meet a word count。 At the beginning of the book， one of the authors says that when his publisher came to him with the idea of writing a love languages for children edition， he was hesitant， and that really reflected throughout the pages。 Instead of a book written by someone who actually knew （and was excited to share the information） what they were talking about， we get a subpar book whose entire second half is completely useless and reads like a parenting play-by-play book。 I think this would be good for parents to read the first six chapters， giving them a chance to learn their child's love language， but the rest of the book doesn't offer much else。 The only thing I highlighted from the second half of the book is that you should never punish your child with their love language。 Ex。 if your child's love language is quality time， you should find an alternative to punishment that isn't sending them to their room or any form of isolation。 A child whose love language is words of affirmation shouldn't be punished by using harsh words because they will be more sensitive to them。 Using a child's love language negatively/against them could be very damaging。 That's pretty much the only thing you need to know that comes from the second half of the book。 。。。more
Honza Jaroš
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Book was made to explain how to work with 5 love Languages with children， good tips and points of view。 But Mostly same content as the original book。
Dongjing
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The five love languages of children: 1） physical touch2） words of affirmation3） gifts4） quality time5） acts of service
Mobley-Carter Victoria
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This is my second time going through this book， and there is so much rich insight， strengthening parents and families。
Christina Bebee
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I think it's filled with good information on being more compassionate and learning how our children receive love。 However， there is quite a bit of examples and techniques in the book that I personally disagree with particularly because it's not "Choice Theory。" I currently have no other way to explain that。 I think it's filled with good information on being more compassionate and learning how our children receive love。 However， there is quite a bit of examples and techniques in the book that I personally disagree with particularly because it's not "Choice Theory。" I currently have no other way to explain that。 。。。more
Dan
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It was maybe the infomercial voice of the reader of the audiobook that spoiled my opinion of this book。 The information is good。 Maybe a little too hopeful about the love languages being the solution to every problem。
Jessica Corwin
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One I will need to peruse again and again。
Teresia Harrison
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I wish I would have found this book before I had my three children。 I had so many 'Aha' moments。 I truly believe that every parent， grandparent， teacher， family member and person who has ever been close with a child can learn something from this book。 I highly recommend！ I wish I would have found this book before I had my three children。 I had so many 'Aha' moments。 I truly believe that every parent， grandparent， teacher， family member and person who has ever been close with a child can learn something from this book。 I highly recommend！ 。。。more
Julie
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This book is great！ It is full of useful parenting tips and ideas for how to connect with your child - in their love language and others。 I really believe being mindful of the love languages helps relationships， whether parent/child， romantic， or friendships。 This book just has a little bit more focus on child development and how to meet your child at those stages。 I actually wish there had been more of that。 There were a few drawbacks- I found the chapter on single parents a little bit preachy This book is great！ It is full of useful parenting tips and ideas for how to connect with your child - in their love language and others。 I really believe being mindful of the love languages helps relationships， whether parent/child， romantic， or friendships。 This book just has a little bit more focus on child development and how to meet your child at those stages。 I actually wish there had been more of that。 There were a few drawbacks- I found the chapter on single parents a little bit preachy and kind of condescending。 Believe me- they know that they are all on their own in meeting their child’s needs and they are aware that they are tired and overwhelmed and need to do that anyway。 They know and the constant reminders in that chapter didn’t come across as helpful because they didn’t suggest many ways of relief for that overwhelm they are experiencing。 Also， he mentions parents who have lost a spouse but the chapter is really geared towards divorced parents。 That’s fine but just say that。 I felt that there was a strong Christian slant to this book and maybe that’s where the heavy focus on divorce came from， and maybe why it felt like a lecture。 I could have done without that， not all parents are Christian and not only Christian parents want a deeper， healthier， more supportive relationship with their children。 If your audience is “all parents” write your book for all parents。 。。。more
Socrate
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Uneori， copiii noştri vorbesc o limbă pe care la început nu reuşim să o înţelegem pe deplin。 Numai că şi atunci cînd noi le vorbim copiilor se prea poate ca la rîndul lor nici ei să nu priceapă pe de-a-ntregul ideile pe care încercăm să li le transmitem。 Dintre toate modalităţile de comunicare ratată a intenţiilor noastre， cel mai mare potenţial negativ îl are incapacitatea de a ne exprima iubirea faţă de copiii noştri。 Oare cunoaşteţi — şi vorbiţi — limbajul în care copilul dvs。 îşi exprimă afe Uneori， copiii noştri vorbesc o limbă pe care la început nu reuşim să o înţelegem pe deplin。 Numai că şi atunci cînd noi le vorbim copiilor se prea poate ca la rîndul lor nici ei să nu priceapă pe de-a-ntregul ideile pe care încercăm să li le transmitem。 Dintre toate modalităţile de comunicare ratată a intenţiilor noastre， cel mai mare potenţial negativ îl are incapacitatea de a ne exprima iubirea faţă de copiii noştri。 Oare cunoaşteţi — şi vorbiţi — limbajul în care copilul dvs。 îşi exprimă afecţiunea ？ Fiecare copil are un limbaj principal de iubire， o modalitate în care el înţelege cel mai bine afecţiunea părintelui。 Această carte vă va arăta cum să recunoaşteţi şi cum să vorbiţi acest limbaj principal de iubire al copilului dvs。 precum şi alte patru limbaje de iubire des întîlnite， care îl pot ajuta pe copil să înţeleagă faptul că-l iubiţi。 Aşa cum vom vedea， copilul dvs。， ca şi al meu， trebuie să ştie că este iubit pentru a deveni un adult responsabil。 。。。more
Naveenta
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I learnt so much about my children after reading this book。 It helped strengthen my relationship with them individually。
Sara Al-Mailem
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هذا الكتاب يمكن أن يختصر الكثير من معاناة الآباء مع غضب و السلوك السيء لدى اطفالهم ، ممتع جدا و جعلني اكثر ذكاء في تحليل و فهم احتياجات ابني ذو العامين 。
Chris Taylor
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Great concept and ideas。 I've read the original a well （8 months ago） so maybe that's why it was a bit redundant。 Unfortunately， I recall feeling the same about the 1st book。It was like someone trying to stretch an essay to reach a certain word count。 Still great though other than that issue and the issue of ignoring same-sex couples。 Great concept and ideas。 I've read the original a well （8 months ago） so maybe that's why it was a bit redundant。 Unfortunately， I recall feeling the same about the 1st book。It was like someone trying to stretch an essay to reach a certain word count。 Still great though other than that issue and the issue of ignoring same-sex couples。 。。。more
Rachel Acalinei
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I was introduced to The Five Love Languages when I was a young teenager。 I was instantly intrigued by the idea of five different ways that people show and receive love。 So when the opportunity came up to read The Five Love Languages of Children I was excited to pick it up since I've become a mother。 The idea of loving my child in the best ways possible for them was easily something that I wanted to learn more about！“The 5 Love Languages of Children” is written by Gary Chapman， author of “The 5 L I was introduced to The Five Love Languages when I was a young teenager。 I was instantly intrigued by the idea of five different ways that people show and receive love。 So when the opportunity came up to read The Five Love Languages of Children I was excited to pick it up since I've become a mother。 The idea of loving my child in the best ways possible for them was easily something that I wanted to learn more about！“The 5 Love Languages of Children” is written by Gary Chapman， author of “The 5 Love Languages”， and Ross Campbell， a psychiatrist who specializes in the parent-child relationship。 If you've read The 5 Love Languages， you will recognize the same elements discussed in that book but this time， they apply to children， which is where Ross Campbell's expertise comes in to play。There are sections devoted to parenting philosophy， discipline & the nature of children whereas the original book focused more on the spouse and romantic love relationships。A good informative book， for parents， couples， teachers or anyone who wants to grow their Emotional intelligence towards children！ 。。。more
Kjersti
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I’m familiar with love languages so enjoyed the concept through the lens of parent/child。 I really liked the lists of ideas at the end of each chapter of things you can do with/for your child on each of them。 Took some pics of these pages on my phone for future reference。
Nati
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Good things were explained， but it is extremely heteronormative， religious and old school for me。
Emily Nichols
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THE best book I’ve read on parenting。 I wish I would’ve read this when my first was younger。
Adi
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Recomand oricărui părinte。 Tradusă în română de Irina Margareta Nistor :）
Whitney Swift
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While this book did help me discover my girls’ love languages which happen to: 1） both be the same & 2） both be different that what I had always assumed， these authors have unrealistic expectations of reality。 They seem to expect that every single interaction， day in & day out， no matter what， can & should be positive & that anything less than that means you don’t love your child（ren）。
Caitriona Riding
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3。5 stars！ This book pleasantly surprised me。 There are a lot of aspects that specifically relate to children in the way they receive and give and learn of love languages that was enlightening。 Having already read the original 5 love languages， I really didn’t think this book was very necessary but it was gifted to me so I decided to read it anyway。 I was pleasantly surprised and got a lot more than I thought I would out of it。
Liudvika Barisaitė
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Labai prastas vertimas į lietuvių kalbą。 Konstrukcijos angliškos， viskas skamba labai nenatūraliai， todėl neįmanoma nesinervinus ramiai skaityti。 Dėl turinio， knyga pasirodė paviršutiniška。 Daug kas， apie ką šnekama， yra savaime suprantami dalykai， kuriems knygoje neskiriama gilesnė analizė。Keletas citatų iš knygos lietuvių kalba:"Jei sūnus ar dukra dažnai prašo jūsų pažaisti drauge， pasivaikščioti arba pasėdėti ir paskaityti kokią istoriją， – prašo jūsų draugijos ar laiko。""Keleto vaikų komenta Labai prastas vertimas į lietuvių kalbą。 Konstrukcijos angliškos， viskas skamba labai nenatūraliai， todėl neįmanoma nesinervinus ramiai skaityti。 Dėl turinio， knyga pasirodė paviršutiniška。 Daug kas， apie ką šnekama， yra savaime suprantami dalykai， kuriems knygoje neskiriama gilesnė analizė。Keletas citatų iš knygos lietuvių kalba:"Jei sūnus ar dukra dažnai prašo jūsų pažaisti drauge， pasivaikščioti arba pasėdėti ir paskaityti kokią istoriją， – prašo jūsų draugijos ar laiko。""Keleto vaikų komentarai atskleidžia， kad jiems gauti dovanų yra ta kalba， kuri geriausiai perteikia meilę。""Emociškai sveikas vaikas bus susikaupęs， turės motyvų ir jėgų， kurių reikia maksimaliai išnaudoti savo sugebėjimams。""Kūdikiui vienodai svarbu kaip pienas， taip ir švelnumas， kaip kietas maistas， taip ir meilė。""Iš prigimties Marša buvo prasta organizatorė。 Ji buvo kūrybinga ir jai patiko veikti ką nors įdomaus su vaikais。 Santykiai su vaikais jai buvo svarbiau， negu palaikyti namuose švarą ir tvarką。" 。。。more
Natasha
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I'm glad I read this book。 I have read the original many years ago and am familiar with the concept of love languages， but wanted some tips on how to figure out my children's。 My takeaway is that the younger the child， the more important it is to lavish them with all kinds of love and to watch out for signs of which ways they really enjoy， latch on to or seem to crave/request。 This was a quick read， just over 2 hours in total。 （Read updated edition from 2012） I'm glad I read this book。 I have read the original many years ago and am familiar with the concept of love languages， but wanted some tips on how to figure out my children's。 My takeaway is that the younger the child， the more important it is to lavish them with all kinds of love and to watch out for signs of which ways they really enjoy， latch on to or seem to crave/request。 This was a quick read， just over 2 hours in total。 （Read updated edition from 2012） 。。。more
Mia
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Highly recommend for all parents of kids all ages to read this。
Michelle
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I'd love to give the first half of this book a 4 or 5 and the second half a 1 or 2。 The description and examples of the 5 love languages was very helpful and I could relate to our family。 However， the suggestions， especially during a panedmic， fell flat for me。First， the book at minimum needs an update。 A reference to his severely retarded child caught me off guard。 The comment that "some" children who grow up with a single parent do well in life was judgmental。 And the multiple references to "n I'd love to give the first half of this book a 4 or 5 and the second half a 1 or 2。 The description and examples of the 5 love languages was very helpful and I could relate to our family。 However， the suggestions， especially during a panedmic， fell flat for me。First， the book at minimum needs an update。 A reference to his severely retarded child caught me off guard。 The comment that "some" children who grow up with a single parent do well in life was judgmental。 And the multiple references to "needing a father and a mother" did not take account same sex parents （that was never addressed）。 Also the comment that people are generally less happy after a divorce makes it clear that this is a christian parenting book， not just a parenting book。Maybe it wasn't a good idea to read during a pandemic。 His comments against electronics fell flat for me given the circumstances。 And lots of the suggestions just aren't a possibility right now。 But I'm not sure that's a fair criticism given the very special circumstances we are living， just that it made me feel worse at times and I had to remind myself to not let the momma guilt kick in。That said， it does help figure out how our kids （and spouses） show and receive love and how they can feel unloved even though we think we show them plenty of love。 Physical touch， acts of service， gifts， words of affirmation and quality time: We all need all of them but we might appreciate some more than others。 Explains why I feel less or more happy at times， and I can see in my son why he feels more or less happy at times too。 I suggest you read up on the love languages but it's ok to skip the second half。 It's what I plan to do with the "Five love languages" book。 。。。more
Gregory
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Some helpful nuggets。
Meliah Case
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This book is easy to read and calming to parents who are worried about their kids。 I found that this book gave me a firm base to start my journey toward more gentle， loving parenting。 It expounded on more than just love languages。 When kids are out of control and need help filling “love tanks” it gives practical easily applicable steps。 If there were a universal list of books to read before having kids （or after） this book would be Top 5。
Sarah Bayer
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This book is excellent！ Before marriage my husband and I read the five love languages。 Upon a positive pregnancy test with our first child I read this book。 Since then we have added two more children。 This is my third reading of the book and honestly I should read it once a year just to keep it all at the forefront of my parenting。 Highly recommend for ALL parents。 Please note it also requires self reflection and the grit to look in on oneself。
Alexis
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