5 Reasons Why Physical Therapists & OBGYNs Recommend The Glider Plus

Standard rockers force your lower back to compensate for weakened core muscles after childbirth, causing chronic back pain.The Glider Plus features power lumbar support that adjusts automatically to cradle your lower back exactly where you need it, maintaining proper spinal alignment during marathon feeding sessions. No more propping pillows behind your back or shifting positions. Just targeted support that moves with your body.

"As someone who suffers from a severe diastasis recti, this chair is exactly what I need." — Tina M.

Operating manual recliner levers can wake your newborn and strain damaged core muscles. The Glider Plus has a smooth power recline controlled by a silent button, so you can adjust your position instantly. OBGYNs love this feature for C-section patients who need to avoid sudden core engagement during the 6-8 week recovery window, and new parents love it for the extra sleep it affords your baby.

Because one size does NOT fit all when it comes to postpartum comfort. The Glider Plus is recommended by pelvic floor physical therapists because it's designed for a wide range of heights and body types, not just parents between 5’5” and 6’0”. The adjustable headrest and lumbar support provide custom comfort for your body.

Because spit-up at 4 AM shouldn't mean panic-cleaning upholstery. Hygiene matters when you’re recovering from childbirth. That’s why medical professionals love The Glider Plus: it’s upholstered in premium performance fabric that resists stains and wipes clean in seconds. One quick wipe with a damp cloth and say goodbye to leaks, blowouts, spilled breast milk, and everything else.

The Glider Plus is $1,400. Here’s the math that makes PTs and OBGYNs believe it’s worth every penny.

You'll use this chair for 1,800+ hours in the first year alone—that’s $0.78 per hour of use.

Unlike a cheap glider that you’ll get rid of after a year of back pain, parents report using it for 5+ years, bringing the cost-per-use down to pennies. But the real cost of not investing in proper postpartum support? Chronic back pain, lost sleep, longer recovery times, and more.