Interesting facts about therapy blankets

Revolutionary solution for children with ADHD and restlessness: How weighted blankets work true wonders!

Children with ADHD (Attention Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder) or severe restlessness face special challenges in their daily lives. These children often have difficulty focusing their attention and ...

No more sleep problems: Discover the magical power of weighted blankets for children!

Sleep problems are widespread among children and can pose a significant challenge both for the children themselves and for their families. Children who suffer from sleep disorders can be irritable ...

How do I introduce the therapy blanket into my child's sleep routine?

Originally, our therapy blanket was made for a little boy with autism. From this concept, our therapy blankets quickly developed into what you know today. Just like with adults, the weight of the b...

World Autism Day 2022 - How Therapy Blankets Can Help with Autism

There are several good reasons why a weighted blanket can improve the sleep of children and adults with autism. The first reason is that weighted blankets create deep pressure due to their weight, ...

It is World Autism Day on April 2nd!

The international World Autism Day takes place annually on April 2nd. It was first observed in 2008. We also want to raise awareness of the developmental disorder this year. Autism, or Autism Spec...

Autism: sensory perception and sensory integration

Autistic children perceive the world differently. Sensory impressions, such as seeing, hearing, and feeling, are processed differently by them. Due to the intensity of the impressions affecting the...

SOS Children's Village: Use therapy blankets for children sustainably

  We often receive inquiries about what happens to the returned Blankets. And no, the Blankets are neither thrown away nor resold. We have thought about it and find it too bad to end the short life...

Sleep problems in children – What helps?

  Those who think that only adults struggle with sleep problems are mistaken. A representative study shows that 19.5% of children up to 18 years old have sleep problems. Children are also affected...