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Nursing/recliner/armchair

  • 07-04-2018 05:53PM
    #1
    mirrorwall14
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    Hi everyone,

    Looking for recommendations from those who have used one before. We didn’t have room last time. I have space upstairs for a little nook this time around, comfy armchair, small table and maybe a tv in part of the spare room. The space will be mine for headspace when I need it going forward, I love to read and listen to music anyways and we’re setting it up now anyways (I’m almost 13 weeks).

    I’d like to try and make sure whatever I get for reading in for the next few weeks will also work at nights with a newborn. So has anyone any recommendations? Did you get a purpose nursing chair? Or just a bedroom chair or a recliner? Footstool yes or no?

    Edit: Should have said, I'm plus size, as is my husband so sturdy is a must so I'm not sure on the gliders? I can't find weight limits anywhere online. And I will be bottle feeding (medication issue)


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  • #2
    bee06
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    I suppose it all depends on your favourite feeding position. I feed in the laid back position because the weight is on my body then (I couldn’t deal with breastfeeding pillows) so a footstool would be a must for me. I feed on the sofa during the day and always have my feet on the coffee table.

    I love the idea of having your own little area with the chair etc.


  • #3
    2xj3hplqgsbkym
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    If I had space I definitely would have gotten the BAbylo Glider or similar with foot stool. My sister had one and it was so comfortable and supportive., even if not breastfeeding, just for holding or rocking baby or for relaxing and reading a book. An armchair or recliner doesn't come close. You can always buy one on Adverts if too expensive.


  • #4
    enfant terrible
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    My girlfriend bought this rocking chair for breast feeding and its very comfortable

    https://www.amazon.co.uk/Serenity-Nursing-Glider-maternity-footstool/dp/B004LRSH6W/ref=sr_1_1_a_it?ie=UTF8&qid=1523126996&sr=8-1&keywords=nursing+chair


  • #5
    scarepanda
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    I was going to use a spare armchair, but my husband insisted on getting a proper nursing rocking chair, and I'll be honest, it was one of the best things we bought, it's been used every night since our little girl was about 10 weeks old, and when she was younger, multiple times a day (it's in her room). If you go ahead with something like that I also recommend a good nursing pillow (I know you won't be breastfeeding, but it would still be very useful to make you comfy when feeding baby as it creates a nice cozy pocket for them to fit into).


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