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People diagnosed with ADHD have irregular sleep patterns and are constantly battling the inability to have a good night's rest. This may be due to the constant feeling of anxiety and the constant inability to stay still, relax the nervous...
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The menopausal decline of estrogen contributes to a lack of serotonin, causing anxiety and depressed mood, all major contributors to increased sleep difficulties. The Kocoono weighted blanket can help women alleviate these symptoms by applying gentle pressure across the body. Pressure Therapy calms the nervous system and releases serotonin by acting like a hug or massage, making women feel embraced and comforted when they most need it. Learn more here.
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Kocoono Weighted Blankets are luxury hand-stitched blankets designed in Ireland that help you have a deep sleep and improve your overall wellbeing. They use the power of the weight to apply pressure therapy on your body, providing many benefits on your mental and physical help. They are also often used to enhance quality sleep, calm anxiety, for Autism, ADHD, Alzheimer's and Restless Legs Syndrome. Learn more about them here!
Do you want to get your mother, wife, daughter or grandmother a unique gift that helps them relax and have the best sleep ever? Consider getting her a Kocoono weighted blanket! Think of your mother or grandmother snuggling under their soft Kocoono calming blanket on the couch with a hot cup of tea, so cosy! Much more useful than flowers or chocolates! Kocoono Weighted Blankets are made to last for years! They are an investment for your mother's quality of sleep and wellbeing. Learn more here about how they can help them!
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We are delighted to launch our new Kocoono Customisable Weighted Lappad! Read this blog and learn how the Kocoono Lappad can help you or your child feel calm, get focused, regulate the mood and much more! It is also helpful for people with Restless Legs and Elderly People who have Dementia or Alzheimer's. Don't miss out!
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