Free printable love coupons: Designed with parents in mind

Love coupons; so what the heck are they then? Well, the idea if simple, they are simple coupons that you can give your other half offering to do something that little bit special for them. We have some to share with you today as part of the Love Blog Hop we are doing with some very talented Kid Blogger Network bloggers.

free printable love coupons for valentine's day

We have designed some free printable love coupons, with the parent in mind, so we aren’t just talking about those bedroom gymnastic, which you somehow have to fit in during naptime. No. We are talking beyond the sex, to the things that your partner and you really, really want to be able to do ON YOUR OWN once in a while when you are a parent.

But don’t worry, we get that both moms and dads still want to get jiggy with it, but we also realise that there is nothing quite like a day at a spa together too!

The love coupons feature the following:

Four blanks so you can make your own, as we all have different tastes now, don’t we?
Green or pink envelopes for you to cut out and make to pop the love coupons in,
Movie night with popcorn and champagne on the sofa,
Weekend away, without the kids *yes, I know*,
Back rub, or foot massage *you choose*,
Night out to see a film,
I’ll do bathtime chaos,
Take away, so you don’t have to cook,
Home cooked meal from me, well not me personally as that would be a bit hard, but you know what I mean,
Day off for you, I’ll look after the kids, and you can do whatever you want,
Bedroom sexy time *coughs*,
Spa day for you and me,
Night out with your friends and I’ll babysit; probably worth giving something alongside this for your other half to do of course ;-), and
Watching sport whenever you want for a week. Not a problem in our house, as I love it, but I am pretty sure that this isn’t the case across the globe for all men, women, and little munchkins,
Dress up and go to the theatre,
Lunch out while the kids are at school; it is lovely when we make the time to do this,
Box set marathon of your choice, and I’ll buy the box set for you *naturally*, and finally the best one yet,
I’ll get up for the kids this week; though depending on their age this may be tempered by breastfeeding, though there is always expressing of course!

I hope that there is something for everyone in all of that – I would hope so. There are a few that I might link to hint on getting myself in fact….

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I hope you like these love coupons, and if there is anything else you would like to see us do, then give us a shout!

Now, why not pop along to the other great posts in the Love Blog hop, offering some wonderful Valentines Ideas for you all. Here they are for you:

1. Love Coupons from KiddyCharts

2. Valentine Fine Motor Sensory Bin from Adventures Of Adam

3. Love Bug Craft from Play & Learn Everyday

4. Love Tot Pack from Kori at Home

5. Books About Love from Learning by Design

6. Doodle Heart Painting from Flash Bugs Studio (pictured bottom right and bottom right on square image)

7. Painted Heart Garland for Preschoolers from Craft Create Calm

8. Fingerprint Heart Art from Teach Beside Me

9. DIY Friendship Love Bracelet from Living Ideas (pictured bottom left and bottom left on square image)

10. 6 Simple Date Ideas from Great Googa Moogas

11. Fingerprint Heart Keepsake from Messing Little Monsters

12. Book Review – 5 Love Languages from MissJaimeOT

13. Newspaper Heart Garland from Kitchen Counter Chronicles (pictured top)

14. Sign Language Love Artwork from Pray Species

15. Geeky Valentine’s day Chocolates from Two Married Geeks

16. Sweet Hearts to Sew from Coloured Buttons

If you are looking for Valentines ideas, then we have some wonderful ideas for you here, from cards to biscuits, and everything else in between!

17. Valentines invitation to Play from My Bored Toddler

18. Valentine’s day Tracing Worksheets from Living Life and Learning (pictured middle left and middle left on square image)

19. Using mindmaps and thinking routine to explore the concept of love from Smart Tinker

20. Foil Heart Painting from Crafts on Sea (pictured middle right and middle right on square image)

21. Free Valentine’s Day Printable Pack for Preschoolers from Best Toys 4 Toddlers

22. Valentine’s Day Game from Books and Giggles

23. Conversation Heart Goop from Raising Little Superheroes

24. Easy Carved Love Stamps for Kids from The Usual Mayhem

25. 14 Days of Love Notes from There’s Just One Mommy

26. Kite Valentines Card from KiddyCharts

27. Valentines Biscuits – Heart Shaped Frozen Yoghurt Sandwiches from KiddyCharts

28. 7 Healthy Ways to Show Your Family LOVE This Valentine’s Day from Shrinking Momster

29. Sandy Hearts Sensory Play from Simple Fun for Kids

30. 50+ Awesome Valentines Day Printables for Kids from KiddyCharts

If you would like to share your own posts on love or Valentines day, then do feel free to join in with our linky too. All you need to do is add the badge to the posts you want to submit to us, using the tool at the bottom of this post. Then please do visit some of the other blogs in the blog hop, share the posts, and comment on at least three other posts too. We will share all we can for you on Pinterest, Twitter and beyond.

Without further ado, here is the linky for you to add your posts to as well!

Helen

Helen is a mum to two, social media consultant, and website editor; and this site is (we think) the only Social Enterprise parenting magazine! Since giving up being a business analyst when juggling travel, work and kids proved too complicated, she founded KiddyCharts so she could be with her kids, and use those grey cells at the same time. KiddyCharts has reach of over 1.1million across social and the site. The blog works with big family brands (including travel) to help promote their services, as well as offering free resources to parents of kids under 10. It gives 51%+ profits to Reverence for Life, who fund a number of important initiatives in Africa, including bringing running water and basic equipment to a school in Tanzania. Helen has worked as a digital marketing consultant (IDM qualified) with various organisations, including Channel Mum, Truprint, Talk to Mums, and Micro Scooters. She loves to be creative in the brand campaigns she works on. Get in touch TODAY!