Being Pregnant
12 Stylish Chairs To Rock a Baby In
These aren't your granny's rockers.
Once the baby arrives a vast majority of a mama’s time will be spent rocking and nursing, so having a comfortable place to do so is absolutely essential.
I know that the word “rocking chair” may conjure up images of little old grannys knitting by the fire, but I’ve put together a little round up of stylish rocking chairs that will change your mind. These modern rocking chairs are perfect for rocking a little one now, and for using in other rooms of your house later.
Have a look after the jump!
Looking for more stylish ways to rock? Check out our favorite rockers and gliders here!
SHOP:
#1: MODERNICA Rocker Wire Chair
#6: Eames Molded Plastic Armchair with Rocker Base
#9: Nurseryworks Bungalow Rocker
#10: Urban Outfitters Mid-Century Rocker Chair
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2 Comments
Katie commented on Aug 15 11 at 12:11 amOooh, I really love that first rocker (the white one). A lot of the other ones look like they would be sheer torture to nurse in. However, they all look super cool.
WildernessBarbie commented on Mar 29 12 at 2:10 pmWhile stylish, all the ones without padded arms are just an invitation to back and shoulder pain from the strain of holding a baby unsupported for hours a day. Don’t waste your time or considerable amounts of money.
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