Walmart, Amazon, and Macy's are just a few of the retailers with great deals on children's weighted blankets right now.
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Thanks to a cocoon-like effect, weighted blankets can help kids relax when they’re over-stimulated, and may promote deeper and longer sleep. And children can turn to their favorite weighted blankets any time they want comfort, whether it’s for TV time, while on a road trip, or during a sleepover. Shop it: Shark Weighted Blanket for Kids by Heritage Club, 6lbs, $24 , walmart.comWeighted Blanket for Kids by Sleep Therapy, 4.5 lbs
Massive sale alert! This colorful option is more than half off! Recommended for unicorn-obsessed kids 50 to 100 pounds, the polyester blanket is a winner. “Helps my anxious kids,” says a happy customer. “They have big feelings often and I wanted them to be able to have their own blanket for when they’re overwhelmed. This has been great. They use it when they need to take some time for themselves.”
Shop it: Sivio Kids Weighted Blanket, 3 lbs, 36 x 48 inches, $40, amazon.comMickey Red Faces Weighted Blanket, 4.5 lbs
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