If you often toss and turn at night while struggling to get comfortable, you are not alone. Sleepless nights can leave you feeling drained, and one easy solution is to invest in a weighted blanket.

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These days, it feels like the list of things keeping us awake at night is never-ending. If you're looking for a way to get some shut-eye, maybe you're considering a weighted blanket. They're the ...

Weighted blankets have been widely praised and studied for their potential to reduce anxiety and improve sleep quality. According to some experts, the added pressure is comparable to being swaddled or ...

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Weighted blankets have seen a lot of mainstream success within the last decade, but they’ve been around for much longer: Occupational therapists began studying the effects of weighted blankets and ...

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Weighted blankets may create a calming effect on children, particularly if they experience anxiety or sensory overload. Share on Pinterest This article looks at the potential benefits of weighted ...

If you struggle with falling (and staying) asleep, a weighted blanket can be a useful accessory to help you enjoy a better night’s slumber. That’s because the added weight can help reduce anxiety and ...

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