The Product Spotlight Series continues! Each week we spotlight a new category of product. If you discover something new or are new to the board, you're welcome to comment on threads like these throughout your time here, not just when it's their week in the spotlight. You can use any or all the prompts relevant to you below to share info in an easy-to-read format--or none of them. Pictures/screen grabs, if put in spoilers, are welcome! This week we're talking.... Rocking Chairs & Gliders (& stuff like that--as a FTM, not really sure what else might fall under this category compared to what we have in the future for the PSS [see spreadsheet below]).
For S+TMs:
- Any specifics that may differentiate your preferences (height, home size, multiples, etc.):
- Favorite [glider/rocking chair]:
- Link/picture:
- Cost (either actual dollar amount, or just $, $$, $$$, etc.):
- What you like about it:
- What you don't like about it, if anything:
- Is there a [glider/rocking chair] you don't have but are considering? Why?:
- Is there a [glider/rocking chair] you've tried that you absolutely hate? Why?:
- Additional thoughts on [glider/rocking chair]?:
For FTMs
- [glider/rocking chair] you're interested in:
- Link/picture:
- Cost (either actual dollar amount, or just $, $$, $$$, etc.):
- Any questions about it/them for S+TMs?:
To view the upcoming PSS schedule, based off of S19's, see here:
March 2020 PSS Spreadsheet!
Up next week: Formula/Food Stuff
Re: Product Spotlight Series: Rocking Chairs/Gliders
I will continue to use DS2's recliner for DS3 once he arrives, and DS1's recliner will likely be moving down into our basement we are about to finish. DS2's recliner will likely eventually end up in our living room to replace a recliner in there.
DS2 10/2017
DS3 due 03/2020
https://www.target.com/p/eddie-bauer-upholstered-wingback-swivel-glider-asphalt/-/A-51463111
I liked the gray, but I also was able to sit in it and try it out at the store, and didn't trust to buy something online when I couldn't test its comfort. It fulfills its purpose, but I do wish we would've just bought a standard recliner that will fit better in a living space in the future.
Honestly, we use it more now that DS is older for story time before bed, than I ever did when he was a newborn. We do not plan on buying another one for new baby. We will just move it over to the nursery if we see fit.
Married: 10.15.16
DS BD: 8.20.17
TTC #2 1.1.19
BFP #2 7.3.19
EDD #2 3.13.20
I got a used Dutaillier glider with ottoman on Craigslist for a very reasonable price and it was pretty nice and comfortable. I really liked the height of it because you're often trying to sit down or stand up with a baby in your arms and you can't brace yourself or lean against anything - having a higher seat was great because you can sit down gently and carefully while still hiding the baby. Also the ottoman was great really early on especially because my ankles and feet swelled like crazy right after labor - it freaked me out and I was glad to be able to raise my feet while doing my 10 hrs a day of sitting.
I sold the glider once we stopped nursing because we had such little room.
I'm now thinking about what to do for this baby... I do want another chair, but I'm not sure what I want. Maybe something that reclines a little more than the Dutaillier one did, but I definitely still want a seat that is higher up, and a lot of chairs I see are pretty low to the ground.
DS2 10/2017
DS3 due 03/2020
Married: October, 19, 2015
EDD 2/22/17
EDD 3/8/20
EDD 11/24/23
(Formerly Marriedhamstermom Feb ‘17)
that feedback. I could see that happening if the lever is on the same side as the arm you are holding the baby with. That would be totally annoying to get stuck and I’m going to be trying to not fall asleep in the chair all the time lol
This is it:
My sister gifted me with two rocker recliners-- both from LA Z BOY. One for the nursery and one for the family room. I am forever grateful. They're going to be delivered early February and I cannot wait! I'm so ready. I felt like sitting in those was the only time my back hasn't hurt in the last few weeks.