Twenty years ago, Magic Blanket founder Keith Zivalich got the idea for weighted blankets from the relaxing hug of his daughter’s Beanie Baby lizard. He’s been making custom-made Magic Blankets ever since. Choose whatever size, fabric, color, and the weight you want. You can use this chart to help you pick the right blanket for your size. Your blanket will be available for free shipping in five days. And if you don’t love it, you can send any non-custom blanket back for a refund (minus return shipping fees) within 10 days of...

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 The Magic Weighted Blanket - The first, the original… Magic Weighted Blanket was invented in 1998 by Keith Zivalich after his daughter rested her beanie baby on his shoulders while driving on a family road trip, the one-piece blanket is made in the US, comes in seven different sizes and wide range of colors and materials- like chenille, fleece, cotton and even waterproof and is both machine washable and dryer friendly.

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Magic Blanket - best travel weighted blanket

It's that time of year, again.  Summer.  And that means, for many of us, it's time to travel. Whether by train, plane or automobile, traveling can often be a stressful experience.  Now we've made it easier to take your peace of mind on the road with you. 

Introducing the Magic Travel; the best travel weighted blanket. Designed to be easily transportable while still providing a full body hug while on the go.  Measuring 36 inches wide and 60 inches long and weighing 9 pounds, this perfect travel companion will keep you...

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This is a guest post from Zencare, a website that helps people find their ideal talk therapist.

If you’re the parent of a child who has special needs, you likely have a lot on your plate. And amid all the non-stop appointments, exercises, and activity, your own needs may have gotten lost in the shuffle.

“Self-care is typically the first thing to go for parents of children with special needs,” says Christine Grounds, LCSW, a therapist in New York City who works with...

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