Ellie May Ivory Power Glider Recliner with Swivel

The integrated USB charging port is a highly practical feature for modern nurseries. It allows you to keep your phone, tablet, or baby monitor charged and within reach during extended periods of rocking or feeding. By integrating the power source directly into the side panel, you can avoid the clutter and potential tripping hazards of long charging cables stretched across the nursery floor.

This chair is upholstered in a high-performance blend of 96% Polyester and 4% Acrylic. Polyester is highly regarded in furniture manufacturing for its inherent durability and resistance to stretching and pilling. For a nursery environment, this fabric is a practical choice as it is generally easier to spot-clean than natural fibers. To maintain the ivory finish, we recommend attending to spills immediately by blotting with a clean, dry cloth.

While a traditional rocker moves in an arc-like motion, a glider moves on a specialized track for a smooth, linear back-and-forth slide. This gliding motion is often preferred for nurseries because it is more consistent and requires less physical effort to maintain. Combined with a 360-degree swivel base, this chair allows you to easily turn toward a side table or reach for a diaper bag without needing to stand up and disturb your child.

With a width of just 29.75 inches, this recliner is exceptionally space-efficient, making it an ideal choice for urban apartments or smaller nursery layouts where every square inch counts. Despite its compact footprint, it offers full 3-in-1 functionality—swivel, glide, and power recline—eliminating the need for separate pieces of furniture like a stationary rocker and a gliding ottoman.

The chair features a total height of 39.75 inches and a high, button-tufted back designed to provide structured support. For most parents, this height offers a comfortable place to rest the head and neck during long feeding sessions. The 19.75-inch seat height also ensures that it is easy to transition to a standing position while holding a baby, providing the necessary leverage for a safe and stable exit.

A power reclining mechanism offers two significant advantages in a nursery setting: quiet operation and ease of use. Unlike manual recliners that often require a forceful "kick" to close or a loud lever to open, the power buttons allow for a near-silent, smooth transition that won't startle a sleeping infant. Additionally, the effortless push-button control is highly recommended for parents with limited core mobility, such as those recovering from a C-section.