Susan Allison wrote:

>http://www.prweb.com/releases/2006/4/prweb366054.htm
>
>Anyone on the list familiar with this chair?  Am I missing something or do 
>women really prefer to nurse in chairs without arms?  I wonder if it has been 
>market tested.
>
>The chair seems to have a lot of other good features, but my "nursing chair" 
>has arms and when I'm nursing away from home I always look for chairs with 
>arms.  This is especially important as my 21-month-old daughter gets bigger and 
>heavier.  
>
>Other thoughts?  This isn't an April Fools Day joke, is it?
>
>Susan
>
>  
>
I wanted to see someone nursing in it and looking comfortable.  It just 
doesn't seem possible to be comfortable.

My favorite nursing chair was my lazy boy, with a pillow at my lower 
back.  I also enjoyed lying down but I didn't do that during the day 
because it tended to cause sleep in both baby and mother.  Obviously, I 
was able to nurse anywhere, especially my second child, but in comfort I 
needed chair arms and soft comfy bottom and back (the chair, not mine).

Joylyn

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