Best Weighted Blankets for Teens (Vetted Picks)
Teen‑friendly sizes and fabrics for study breaks and bedtime. A common starting point is ~10% of body weight; adjust with your OT/clinician.
Updated Nov 2025
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Harkla Weighted Blanket — 15 lb (48×72″)
- Two‑piece design (washable minky cover + glass‑bead inner).
- Brand positions 15 lb for roughly 90–150 lb users—adjust to comfort.
Harkla Weighted Blanket — 10 lb (41×60″)
- Even weight pockets to reduce bead shift.
- Start with wind‑down or study breaks before full‑night use.
Luna Cotton Weighted Blanket — 15 lb (60×80″)
- Quilted pockets for more even weight distribution.
- 60×80″ suits taller teens or those who toss/turn.
Quility Weighted Blanket — 15 lb (60×80″)
- Well‑reviewed with multiple colors and sizes.
- Consider adding a duvet cover for easier washing.
YnM Weighted Blanket — 15 lb (Teen Sizes)
- Glass‑bead fill in small quilted pockets.
- Pick size by bed and height; start around ~10% body weight.
Baloo Weighted Throw — 12 lb (42×72″)
- Slimmer 42×72″ footprint suits homework wind‑downs.
- Machine‑washable; no synthetic liners.
Baloo Weighted Blanket — 15 lb (60×80″)
- Larger 60×80″ size for taller teens or full beds.
- OEKO‑TEX Standard 100 certified materials.
Bearaby Cotton Napper — 15 lb (Knit, No Beads)
- Weight comes from layered yarn instead of beads.
- Great for teens who run hot or dislike bead feel.
Safety: Ensure your teen can remove the blanket independently. Avoid use with respiratory/circulatory concerns unless cleared by a clinician. Start with short wind‑down periods and check temperature/comfort.