4 lb Calming Koala Weighted Plush | Anxiety Relief & Focus for Kids Dealing with Autism

4 lb Calming Koala Weighted Plush: Anxiety Relief & Focus for Children Dealing with Autism

The 4 lb Calming Koala Weighted Plush is an adorable, comforting companion designed to provide deep‑pressure stimulation and sensory support. Created with children dealing with autism in mind, this weighted stuffed animal eases anxiety, improves focus and encourages restful sleep through its gentle, evenly distributed weight.

Features

  • Soft, cuddly koala design with realistic detailing and friendly expression.
  • Approximately 4 pounds of evenly distributed weight to deliver calming deep‑pressure input.
  • Hypoallergenic fabric and plush filling—safe and soothing for children’s skin.
  • Removable weighted insert for easy washing of the cover.
  • Portable size—ideal for bedtime, car rides, therapy sessions or school.

Benefits

  • Reduces anxiety and stress: Deep‑pressure stimulation helps calm the nervous system.
  • Improves focus and attention: Weighted comfort aids in sustained concentration during tasks or homework.
  • Promotes restful sleep: Provides gentle pressure that encourages a sense of security and relaxation at bedtime.
  • Encourages independence: Children can learn to self‑soothe by hugging or holding the koala.
  • Supports sensory regulation: Perfect for daily routines and transitions, offering consistent sensory input.

How to Use

Allow your child to cuddle the weighted koala during story time, homework or quiet play to ease anxiety and improve focus. Use the plush as a comforting companion at bedtime or during therapy sessions to provide calming deep‑pressure input. Always supervise use with younger children and remove the weighted insert for washing as needed.

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Bring home soothing support with the Calming Koala Weighted Plush. Click below to shop now and give your child a comforting friend for focus, sleep and anxiety relief.

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