Weighted blankets may not be a good fit for people ... the quilting style ensures the weight doesn’t shift around. At $269 for a throw-size blanket (77 x 52 inches), this isn’t the most ...

Throw blankets come in just about every material ... It’s hefty and feels almost like a weighted blanket without being too unwieldy, and it’s just extremely silky, smooth, and comforting.

Not much can beat an organic cotton blanket: with its irresistible softness and coziness, cotton will help you rest easy.

The best blankets come in many shapes, sizes and materials, so chances are that you’ll opt for any that feel the coziest when tossed on top of you. But, when you really sit down and think about it, ...

Cloey Wendling told Newsweek she slept with the blanket on her bed every night, but nothing prepared her for what the wash revealed.

Research suggests weighted blankets may benefit people with anxiety, autism, and insomnia, among other conditions. They generally have few risks but might not be suited for everyone. For many ...

Weighted blanket benefits include easing anxiety, improving sleep, and reducing symptoms of ADHD. Weighted blankets use deep pressure touch, a therapeutic method that calms the central nervous system.

With temperatures rising, now is an excellent time to invest in a cooling weighted blanket — and right now you can buy a Gravity Cooling Weighted Blanket from $94.99 at Gravity (was from $250 ...