Weighted blankets useful?

[Anonymous]

JasmineWright wrote:Well, I know that the weighted blanket is effectively used for many disorders, such as depression, anxiety and sleep disorder, attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD), as well as for children with autism. I'm actually healthy, but I have trouble sleeping due to the pandemic, so I've recently bought a weighted blanket to solve this problem. And you know, it works great because the weight of the blanket provides deep sensory pressure on my body, it promotes relaxation and improves my sleep. By the way, I can answer your question because I just found a great article on this topic, and you can learn how to wash a weighted blanket. I hope you find this useful.

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[Anonymous]

My wife uses one and loves it. It's large, weighted, but has holes so it doesn't get hot.

I'm not as big of a fan. I call it her "chastity blanket" because it makes snuggling up to her impossible.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:My wife uses one and loves it. It's large, weighted, but has holes so it doesn't get hot.

I'm not as big of a fan. I call it her "chastity blanket" because it makes snuggling up to her impossible.

lol.. I have a small one. Both DS and DD have one, too, now. They stole mine, so I had to get another one. DH is the only one who doesn't have it.

I do find that they make me a bit too warm sometimes.

[Anonymous]

Can someone recommend a good one for a 10 year old girl? and a 50 year old woman? Amazon is preferred.

[Anonymous]

I can’t sleep with out mine.

[Anonymous]

I don't have anxiety but it's so nice. We're a family of 5 and 3 of us have them.