Anti-Startle Weighted Newborn Baby Blanket

Why are PE beads used instead of traditional glass beads? +

The polyethylene beads are high-density, smooth spherical particles slightly smaller than red beans, with no sharp surfaces or glass-breaking risk. They are also durable and less likely to support bacterial growth, making them a practical weighted filling for this newborn blanket design.

Where is this newborn weighted blanket designed to be used? +

Its compact 80×66cm format is designed for babies aged 0–6 months and can be used in bassinets and strollers. The lightweight construction combines breathable cotton, moisture-managing filling, and a warmer textured reverse to provide different comfort characteristics within one small blanket.

Can the fabrics and weighted design be customized? +

Yes. For OEM and ODM projects, Mefiss can develop different cotton prints, bubble-fleece colors, finished dimensions, edge details, labels, and retail packaging. The placement and construction of the separately enclosed PE weighted-bead sections can also be adapted according to the customer’s product design requirements.

Can you help us select the most suitable materials for our product? +

Yes. Material selection is one of our core strengths. Depending on your product goals, target users and price positioning, we can recommend suitable solutions such as 3D mesh fabric, POE air fiber, silicone foam, mulberry silk, TPE tube or other functional materials. We focus on helping customers achieve meaningful product differentiation through material innovation.

What information should we provide to start a new project? +

The more information you provide, the faster we can develop an effective solution. Useful information includes product photos or sketches, target dimensions, preferred materials, target market, estimated order quantity, packaging requirements and any special performance goals. If you are still in the concept stage, we can help define the product specifications together and recommend suitable development paths.

Do you charge for samples? +

Yes, samples are charged separately. Sample development typically involves multiple rounds of material testing, pattern adjustments and manual production, making the cost significantly higher than mass production. Once a bulk order is confirmed, part of the sample cost can be credited back according to the project agreement.

What is your typical MOQ? +

MOQ depends on product complexity, material combinations and production efficiency. For pillows, an efficient production quantity is usually around 3,000 pieces, while mattresses are often 500–1,000 pieces. However, for market testing purposes, we frequently support much smaller quantities and can propose alternative material or packaging solutions to accommodate lower-volume projects.