Rocking Chairs

Rocking & Nursing Chairs for the Nursery

A good rocking chair for nursery use earns its place from day one — it's where you'll spend countless hours feeding, settling, and simply sitting with your baby in the early months and beyond. Our Quax Deluxe Rocking Nursing Chair is designed specifically for that role: part rocking chair, part nursing chair, built for genuine comfort during long feeds and late-night settles

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  • Deluxe Rocking Nursing Chair - Sand Grey

    Deluxe Rocking Nursing Chair - Sand Grey

    Deluxe Rocking Nursing Chair - Sand Grey
    $749.00
  • Deluxe Rocking Nursing Chair - Sheep

    Deluxe Rocking Nursing Chair - Sheep

    Deluxe Rocking Nursing Chair - Sheep
    $749.00

A dedicated nursing chair breastfeeding parents can rely on makes a real difference over a regular armchair proper arm support, the right seat height, and a smooth rocking motion that helps soothe a fussy baby without you having to stand and pace the room. The Quax Deluxe combines all of this in one chair, available in Sand Grey and a playful Sheep design, so it can suit both a neutral nursery and a more playful one.

Whether you're using it for breastfeeding, bottle feeding, or simply reading bedtime stories once your baby's older, a well-designed rocking chair is one of those nursery purchases that keeps earning its keep well past the newborn stage.

FAQs

What's the difference between a rocking chair and a nursing chair?
A rocking chair simply rocks back and forth on curved legs or a base, while a nursing chair is specifically designed with feeding in mind typically featuring proper arm support, a comfortable seat height, and often a matching ottoman. Many nursery chairs, like the Quax Deluxe, combine both features in one design.

Is a rocking chair good for breastfeeding?
Yes — the gentle rocking motion can help soothe both you and your baby during long feeds, and a chair designed for nursing (rather than a standard armchair) typically offers better arm and back support for extended feeding sessions.

What should I look for in a nursery rocking chair?
Look for solid arm support at the right height for feeding, a seat that doesn't tip or wobble, and a rocking motion that's smooth rather than jerky. Durability matters too, since a nursing chair often sees years of daily use well beyond the newborn stage.

Can I use a rocking chair for settling my baby to sleep, not just feeding?
Yes — many parents use their rocking or nursing chair for settling a fussy baby to sleep, not just for feeds, since the rocking motion can be genuinely soothing outside of feeding time too.

How long will I use a nursery rocking chair for?
Many parents continue using their nursing chair well beyond the newborn stage — for bedtime stories, quiet time, or simply as a comfortable chair in the nursery making it a longer-term investment rather than something you'll outgrow in a few months