Obaby Madison Electric Recliner Chair
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Obaby Madison Electric Recliner Chair

The BubsNest Verdict

The Obaby Madison Electric Recliner Chair earns decent reviews overall. Many parents appreciate its plush, cosy fabric, gentle gliding motion, and convenient electric recline. However, some report the chair is bulky and heavy, with a few experiencing quality problems like noisy motors or faulty mechanisms. While great for relaxing with a baby, taller or heavier users may find it a tight fit.

BubsNest expert analysis of 5 parenting forum discussions

ColourBouclé Style

£589.00£740.00Save £151.00 (20%)

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What parents say

BubsNest expert analysis of 5 parenting forum discussions

“Comfortable and supportive, but quality concerns for some”

6.7

Decent

The Obaby Madison Electric Recliner Chair earns decent reviews overall. Many parents appreciate its plush, cosy fabric, gentle gliding motion, and convenient electric recline. However, some report the chair is bulky and heavy, with a few experiencing quality problems like noisy motors or faulty mechanisms. While great for relaxing with a baby, taller or heavier users may find it a tight fit.

What parents love

Comfort and supportParents highlight the chair's soft, enveloping fabric and ample padding that provides comfort during long feeding sessions.
Convenient featuresThe electric recline function and built-in USB ports are praised for making feeding and relaxing more comfortable.
Soothing motionThe gentle gliding action is reported to help soothe and settle babies during and after feeds.

Worth knowing

Size and weightSeveral users find the chair bulky and heavy, making it difficult to move around or fit in smaller spaces.
Quality concernsA minority of parents experienced issues like noisy motors, faulty recline mechanisms, or the chair breaking down over time.
Tight fitTaller or heavier users note the chair's relatively compact dimensions can feel cramped, especially when trying to nurse or hold a baby.

Best for

  • Parents looking for a comfortable, soothing chair for feeding and relaxing
  • Nurseries or living rooms with ample space to accommodate the chair's size

May not suit

  • Smaller homes or flats with limited room for a large, heavy chair
  • Taller or heavier users who may find the chair's dimensions restrictive

Tips from parents

Before You Buy

Carefully measure your space to ensure the chair's dimensions will fit comfortably

Getting the Most Out of It

Take advantage of the chair's swivel and recline functions to find the most ergonomic position for feeding

Safety Note

Supervise young children closely when the chair is in motion to prevent injury

Product details

The Obaby Madison Electric Recliner Chair is a comfortable and stylish nursery chair. Key features include:
  • Electric reclining mechanism for easy adjustability
  • 360-degree swivel and gliding motion for added comfort
  • Plush seating with supportive foam cushions
  • USB charging point for convenient power access
  • Teddy fabric upholstery in an ivory color

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