I’ve used my Glider Plus day and night since my second baby was born in June, so about 4.5 months. I’m mostly happy with it, but there’s one exception - the squeaking. Thankfully, it rarely squeaks when I’m rocking in it, but when I sit down/get up the chair sounds like its decades old. Not ideal when I’m trying not to wake my sleeping baby, and arguably one of the most important features in a nursery chair - silent or near silent functioning. If it’s this squeaky/creaky at 4.5 months, I’m fearful of how bad it will get in 1, 2, etc years. Our twice handed down, 10 year old glider in my toddlers room doesn’t even squeak this badly. Aside from that, the chair is very comfortable, and I love all the different lumbar/head rest/recline positions that are available, so I’ll give it 3 stars for that. If it weren’t so squeaky I’d give it a 5/5. :

I’ve had the Glider Plus for about 2.5 months now. It’s beautiful, stylish, and comfortable for general sitting, but unfortunately I’ve found two major design flaws that make it surprisingly uncomfortable for nursing and have caused me significant back pain. First, and most importantly, it’s too narrow. I’m a slim person, but I can barely fit a nursing pillow or even a regular pillow alongside me to support my arm while breastfeeding in a cross-cradle hold. Even the thin lumbar pillow that comes with the chair is difficult to position comfortably. This has been a huge issue for me because without adequate arm support, I end up putting significant strain on my back, neck, and shoulders. I really wish the chair were wider so I could comfortably use pillows to support myself and my baby, both while nursing and when he’s sleeping in my arms afterward. Second, the backrest needs to adjust independently of the footrest. Reclining the legs automatically reclines the back, and the only way to sit more upright is to adjust the top third of the backrest. This creates an awkward C-shaped curve that pushes your neck forward rather than allowing you to sit with a straight, supported back. Unfortunately, these issues have caused me enough back pain that I now nurse on our couch almost as often as in the glider. Even though our couch offers less upper-body support, I find the extra width and ability to sit upright while elevating my legs on an ottoman make it more comfortable for nursing. I’m disappointed to have spent so much on a beautiful chair designed specifically for nursing, only to find that it doesn’t adequately support me while doing exactly that. If Nurture& could make the chair wider and allow the backrest to adjust independently, I’d consider it a 10/10 chair.

Juli from the customer care team was absolutely amazing to work with. She was incredibly helpful, patient, and went above and beyond to make sure we were taken care of. It is rare to see this level of dedication to customer satisfaction, and it has made us huge fans of the Nurture& brand. We highly recommend both the Glider and their fantastic support team!

Overall our experience was just okay. The chair is nice, but for the price, the value doesn't quite line up. The dresser I do love. It's heavy and really well built, and you can feel the quality. The problem was delivery. Scheduling it was a nightmare, and it honestly soured the whole purchase. If I had the chance to do it over, I'm not sure I would buy from them again based on the delivery experience alone.

The chair exceeded all expectations. We ordered one at 30 wks and loved it for pregnancy. Immediately ordered a second. Now home with our son. You should market the lumbar pillow for post C section recovery / bracing - it’s the perfect size. This is quickly becoming one of our favorite baby purchases. Thanks for thinking of parents and especially us taller ones with the adjustable head support.