Evolur Raleigh Glider in Tan, Upholstered Plush Seating 360° Swivel Glider Rocking Chair, FSC Certified, Greenguard Gold & JPMA Certified Nursery Glider Recliner

Just buy it! It’s inexpensive, soft, comfortable and small enough for tight spaces yet big enough to accommodate your body. Looks nice too. Highly recommend. In fact my friend recommended it to me. It’s sturdy too! I loved the color.

We love this rocker / glider! It's great for the price point! It comfy, attractive and fits / operates in a small area of the room - fits together in 2 poeces (easy to put together - even a grandma can do it)! Loving this item!

Highly recommend this chair for a nursery or living room. My spouse was reluctant saying it was unnecessary but he uses it more than me! He loves doing his nighttime bottle feed and rocking the baby back to sleep in this chair.Pros:- This chair does as advertised! Swivels, reclines, and rocks!- Very comfortable. Was more comfortable than lots of the in store nursery chairs from major companies- Soothing for rocking/feeding a baby- Decent price. This was the least expensive good quality chair I could find on the current market.Cons:- The main downside as others mentioned is the chair is hard once reclined to put it back down especially the weeks after giving birth. You might get stuck in the reclined position like I was several times and have to ask for help.- Would like a bottle/cup holder in the arm instead of the pouch. This pouch is a little to out of reach for me as I am short. I can imagine it being even more difficult to reach if you have a c-section. Also, I would be scared to put bottles in there if I was rocking for possible leaking. My solution was I had to put an end table next to the seat which prohibits the swivel function. This isn't too detrimental but it is a slight inconvenience for me.Assembly:- I did not assemble this chair my mom mostly did while I was in the hospital but she had problems attaching the back due to the weight, so my spouse had to assist. I recommend purchasing and assembling this before going into labor.Personnel cons due to my body shape (small with short torso):- Hard to do the football hold when nursing. I had to pile on small blankets next to my legs to keep baby from falling in the sides. It was too narrow to put pillows.- Hard to nurse with Boppy-like pillow. The pillow height was too tall for my baby and my breasts on this chair. I had a better time using a regular pillow.*NOTE: These are not a fault to the product just something to consider if you have a similar frame and planning to breastfeed.

I was so nervous about purchasing this, but I’m so glad we did. First of all, assembly was SO easy, it’s literally two pieces, the bottom and the top. Put them together, click them in, bam it’s done. One of the best parts is that this glider was significant more affordable than most options out there. The chair itself is so comfy, all of the features work as expected, it’s very easy to rock back and forth and turn. I always wanted a glider when I had my daughter but ended up not getting one. I’m 36 weeks pregnant with baby #2 and I am so excited to rock both my toddler and newborn in this glider! 10/10 highly recommend!

Beautiful color, good quality, good support for my back and head, perfect smaller size for my baby's room. The only slight problem I have with it is that it is hard to lean back sometimes and you have to push kind hard with your back to get the leg rest to come out. But this chair is great for breast feeding, I love that it rocks and swivels and leans back and is super comfortable and cute. Totally worth the buy and the price I for it for (under $300 with baby registry discount) was great. The box that comes to the door is pretty huge, but that means it's mostly assembled for you. My husband had an easy time putting it together.

The media could not be loaded. The first chair ordered was damaged in shipment and Amazon did not deliver (fine by us and saves a hassle of returning a damaged product, or so we thought!). We reordered, and the second chair had a malfunctioning footrest. Like other reviews, it flings open like a slingshot and you nearly have to close it by hand to get it to latch (or slam it shut, thus waking anyone within a 50 ft radius). At this point I reached out to Amazon, who instructed me to reach out to the seller directly. The company was very communicative, asking for pictures, videos, and an image of the manufacturers label. I was then instructed to go back to Amazon and process the return/replace through Amazon (talk about the runaround...). Amazon promptly sent out the third (third!!) chair. Upon opening this third chair, I was shocked to see the footrest was completely bashed (see photo) making it unusable. At this point, I did not want another chair from this seller. I reached out to Amazon again and was given a full refund and told to dispose of both chairs in my possession. Very cheap product. The chair is comfortable, but I'm not sure it would last more than a few months of regular use. I'd rather hit up a big box retailer or furniture store and get something of lasting quality. Evolur is not the answer!*We also ordered this chair in another color for another room at the same time. Though it seems to be of better quality, after 2 months use I'm hearing some sort of mechanical grinding sound when opening/closing footrest as well as when pivoting side to side.Do not buy this product!

I bought this glider for a baby nursery. It’s nice and generally comfy to sit in. The seat is quite firm and could stand to be a little softer for added comfort. The color is nice and looks just like the pictures. It’s easy to assemble but quite heavy. If you will not be placing on the main level of a home, you will need a second person to help carry the base package of the glider. The two main critiques I have are 1) that there’s no head rest cushion. Not the end of the world but would make a difference in comfort level for those long nights with a newborn when you end up falling asleep together in the chair. 2) The leg rest of the recliner requires a very forceful kick for it to stow away. It’s quite inconvenient when I’m using the glider to help my baby fall asleep only to jostle him away to get up. All in all it’s not a bad chair especially for the price.