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Best nursing chairs for a comfortable feeding time for mum and baby

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Whether you’re feeding your sprog, reading them a bedtime story, or rocking them to sleep, nursing chairs are a fantastic nursery item that can help with all three tasks – plus provide a comfortable place to rest when your batteries need recharging, too.

From the stylish and space-saving to the ergonomical and practical, we take a look at the best nursing chairs available in the shops right now.

Do I need a rocking chair?

Unlike a cot, a rocking chair may not be an absolute essential when it comes to furnishing a nursery – so if you’re short on space or disposable income they may not be an item for you – but they can make tasks such as feeding baby, reading them a story or rocking and soothing them to sleep a whole lot easier.

Which model do I use?

The options available on the market vary widely, from chic and compact rocking chairs to large and roomy armchairs, meaning there is something for all requirements and budgets. Some come with or arm rests for storing things such as muslins or books, while others look so

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