Physical touch, words of affirmation, acts of service, quality time and gifts are all different love languages as Gary Chapman described in his best selling book - The Five Love Languages. If you're not familiar with the premise - the cliff notes are that by understanding your own love language and by speaking the language of those close to you, you can connect in a more meaningful way. In light of Mother's Day, we asked- What is your Love Language?

Mother's Day is a special day of the year when we celebrate caregivers of all kinds. To love a kiddo, grandchild, niece, nephew or a furry friend is to see a bit of your heart smile back at you. And, when the day comes to celebrate all the selfless ways we show love (yes, that includes coordinating endless carpools or folding unending laundry), there are a myriad of ways to pause and honor all the little ways we love.  

Jen shares expert tips and insights about traveling with kids. Find ideas for the Best First International Trip with Kids and The Best Vacations for Families with Young Kids.

Does anyone remember Captain Planet? When the five elements came together, they formed a super hero who had a little bit of every element...