Ever wonder what your child’s love language is?
Kids are all so different which means sometimes as Mom we need to respond to them differently. Take this free quiz and find out now! Don’t forget to share your results! Check back as we plan to update new quizzes and topics weekly!
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Elizabeth Hurt
Elizabeth is the mom behind Mom Always Knows, a space inspired by generations of strong women who always seemed to know just what to do.
She is a wife, mother, believer, and Dallas-based blogger who loves sharing practical, relatable, and encouraging content for moms and families. Her faith, family, and everyday life continue to inspire the heart behind Mom Always Knows.
As a mom raising two daughters, Elizabeth knows motherhood is full of joy, questions, challenges, and constant learning. Through Mom Always Knows, she shares helpful ideas, honest encouragement, and real-life resources for women navigating family life, motherhood, home, faith, and everything in between.
Thanks so much for sharing this! Never thought about using this for my kids but it’s such a clever idea to do so! 🙂 My boys are so different – I’m sure their love languages are too.
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My daughter is only 2 so it was a bit tricky to answer these questions, and the result was “quality time”. I think that makes TOTAL sense given her age, I’d be curious to see how this changes over time. I scheduled this to share it with my community. I teach parents how to find children’s books that reflect their family values and include their kids’ genuine interests…and a part of this is being in tune with who your children are at their core. Knowing your child’s love language is such a great start. Thank you for creating this quiz, I’d love to get to know you more – I think we could really complement each other well, I enjoy your blog a ton!
As a mom of three, this is such an important post. Each of my children show their love and appreciation in different ways. It took some time to learn their languages, but it’s well worth it in the long run. This is a great tool for new moms and moms of young children.
Understanding your child’s love language is so beneficial.
This is so cool! I’m a huge fan of the love languages book so I can see how incredibly beneficial this is for parents. I’m passing this along to my sister-in-law!
so important to understand since we can be more compassionate with each other armed with the info. I have two sons, and one of them feels love from GIFTS and the other from WORDS. they are completely different humans! 🙂