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March 8, 2006
The Queen's Throne
Plunking
a glider into an otherwise oh-so-perfectly decorated nursery has
always been, well, a bit awkward. It just doesn't quite work with
that carefully selected Calderesque mobile and 1950s French dresser.
Not
to mention the
Barcalounger essence that imbues almost every sliding rocker
out there.
So,
slaves to style, we trade our happy back for a cool, but not-so-comfortable
chair in which to rock and feed our newborn.
The new Monarch Nursery Chair might just be the one that saves you
from the chiropractor. Managing to finally bridge the style/comfort
divide, this chair was developed in the United Kingdom based on
extensive research into the needs of breastfeeding women. Its ergonomically
correct design supports you in all the right places for the marathon
sessions you'll be putting in with a hungry infant. And the look
is simple and sleek, covered in an innovative fabric that is antibacterial,
stain resistant and waterproof (a real lifesaver if baby's feedings
often make a second appearance).
The seat is low enough to keep your knees supported without a stool,
and the curved seat-back and adjustable lumbar support eliminate
the need for an avalanche of special pillows. The super stable seat
also has flared sides so a big brother or sister can climb up and
share a story, making feedings cozier for everyone.
The
real deal-sealer? The Monarch looks nothing like a glider.
Finally
elegance and ergonomics can get along.
For
more information and to order, go to monarchnursery.com
or egiggle.com.
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