At a certain age, kids no longer think it's "cool" to snuggle with their parents on the couch -- even during family movie night.
But, the allure of plushy blankets and furry pajamas can easily win over even the most too-cool of tweens.
Just promise not to Instagram it and totally embarrass them.
These super chunky, hand knit, jumbo wool blankets will make your cuddles irresistible. The large Ohhio blanket is big enough to fit three people, and has just become the perfect excuse for holding a weekly family movie night.
The blankets cost $400 and are handmade in Ukraine.
What kid can resist the allure of snuggling with a mermaid? These crochet blankets can cost between $100 and $200 and take about eight weeks to make.
The tails, which come in two colors, are spacious enough for you and your child to cozy up together -- while simultaneously pretending to be a mythical sea creature.
There's nothing quite as cozy as a durable, faux fur blanket. Soft and silky, this blanket will make cuddling a luxurious pastime for you and your child.
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Although it was made to fit one person, this $2,350 sleeping bag is too cool for your kids to resist.
Velvet blankets are incredibly soft and amusing to touch, making them good for babies and older kids.
The next time you give your kids a hug, your luxuriously soft fuzzy pajamas are sure to encourage them into snuggling for a few minutes.
Similar to the pajama trick, ultra soft robes will make your kids want to be extra close to you. Never question the power of soft robes.
These large shark tail blankets can transform you and your child into ocean predators -- who obviously think cuddling is awesome.
Spend $40 the right way by purchasing a siamese slanket -- a pseudo Snuggie that is large enough to fit two grown adults.
The Slanket gives off an independent vibe, where each person can still move freely, but also inspires intimacy with the conjoined blanket area.