Three movements in one chair, and all of them matter at three in the morning. It rocks, gently, for settling a baby. It swivels a full circle on its base, so you can turn to a changing table or a door without standing up. And it reclines: a side lever drops the backrest and extends the footrest, opening the chair from 38 in tall to 51 in long, which is the difference between sitting through a feed and actually resting through one. The padding is thick through the back, seat and footrest, not just the parts that show, and the upholstery is a soft lint fabric chosen to stay comfortable over long stretches rather than to photograph well. The frame is heavy-duty metal, carrying up to 330 lbs on a chair that weighs 71.5 lbs itself, so it feels planted rather than perched, and the 21.5 x 18.5 in seat is generous enough to curl a leg under. A side pocket holds a bottle, a phone or a book within reach. The design is deliberately plain so it works in a nursery now and a living room later..