Weighted blankets are most commonly filled with plastic, glass, or steel beads; grains; beans; or even sand. Occasionally, they have no filling and get their weight from the hefty fabric.

If you've been experiencing restless nights, and nothing seems to be working, a weighted blanket ... free shipping.) The blanket is made from non-toxic, recycled glass beads (the weight comes ...

The DIY project is simple and relatively inexpensive compared to buying a pre-made weighted blanket and requires only a sewing machine, pins, plastic poly pellets or beads, cotton batting ...

More recently, some superb weighted blankets ... the Gravity Cooling Blanket. (You can find it in understated white, gray, and navy colors). The Cooling Blanket uses glass beads rather than ...

Weighing 4kg, this weighted blanket is better suited to older children. Part of Slumberdown's Wellbeing range, its filled with tiny glass beads that offer gentle pressure, giving the feeling of ...

Despite their simplicity – they’re simply blankets filled with small, weighted objects (usually glass beads) – the blankets have become revered for their calming effect. However, while it ...

Weighted blankets are filled with thousands of tiny glass beads or plastic pellets, which are evenly distributed throughout ...

But research on the effectiveness of weighted blankets is limited. Here's what to know. Weighted blankets come with extra heft in the form of glass beads, pellets, cotton or another filling.