Learn about the different types of weighted blanket fillings. From poly pellets to glass beads, discover the best fillers, the pros of each & where to buy them.

We've learned all about our weighted blankets. We've learned the science that supports weighted blankets, and we've learned how they work. Now how about some ways to use weighted blankets or lap pads? 1. Sleeping. Obviously, many people use weighted blankets to help them get to sleep faster, wake fewer times, and feel more rested.…

Weighted pads and blankets (and vests and other weighted products) are often used to help calm individuals with anxiety, ADHD, autism, and o...

Learn how to make an Easy DIY Weighted Lap Pad in this step by step Sewing Tutorial.

Since discovering that Lola has sensory processing disorder we have been reading tons of books, adjusting our parenting style and adding lots of new, fun items to Lola’s daily routine. One it…

Weighted lap pad DIY. Sew a simple weighted lap blanket using cotton fabric and special pellets. Learn how to not break your needle sewing this!

SUPPLIES • Thread • Two 2lb (32oz) bags of Polly Pellets – These can be found at Joann’s, Michaels or Walmart. Less expensive at Wal...

Weighted blankets work on the same basis as Deep Touch Pressure, or DTP. A hug is one way to get DTP, as is a massage. If you or your child are sensory-seeking, you might have noticed other ways you or they seek out DTP, as well - laying under the couch cushions, slipping between the…

Looking for a calming sensory tool that's fun and easy to make? Try this weighted lap pad - it offers a multi-sensory experience in an afternoon!

Sewing tutorial for a DIY weighted lap pad. Provides proprioceptive input and improves focus for kids with ADHD, Sensory Processing Disorder & Autism.