Study finding
84% of breastfeeding mothers experience back pain, with 48% reporting neck pain and 66% reporting lower back pain from non-ergonomic feeding positions
Source:BMC Women's Health - Breastfeeding Ergonomics Study, 2024Savannah Swivel Glider Recliner Chair provides combined swivel, recline, and gliding seating for nurseries, living rooms, or reading corners. It features a tall upholstered back and supportive foam cushions engineered for daily use.
This chair combines multiple motion functions within a durable frame, supporting routine seating while preserving unobstructed floor areas in compact interiors.
The Savannah chair's proportions ensure your feet rest flat on the floor while seated, promoting proper posture and reducing strain on your legs and lower back. The tall backrest supports your upper body, and the seat depth allows you to sit back comfortably while keeping your knees at a comfortable angle.
The 360-degree swivel allows you to turn towards a dresser, changing table, or window without disturbing your baby. This reduces strain from twisting your body and makes it easier to reach items while keeping your baby settled.
The chair features Leggett & Platt hardware for adjustable backrest angles, allowing you to find the perfect position for feeding, reading, or relaxing with your baby.
84% of breastfeeding mothers experience back pain, with 48% reporting neck pain and 66% reporting lower back pain from non-ergonomic feeding positions
Source:BMC Women's Health - Breastfeeding Ergonomics Study, 2024Ergonomic breastfeeding training significantly reduced musculoskeletal disorders in mothers, with proper positioning reducing back pain intensity and improving comfort during feeding
Source:Journal of Environmental Health Science & Engineering - Ergonomic Training RCTFind a comfortable position for you and your baby. You may need to use cushions or pillows to support your back, shoulders and arms while you feed. Make sure you have everything you need within reach.
NHS Start for Life, Maternity & Infant Care ProgrammeIndividual results may vary. This evidence summary is educational and is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.
Consult a healthcare professional for personalised medical advice.