Different Baby Gliders

Gliders have become a popular furniture option for parents of new babies, who find that the gentle gliding motion of a glider helps lull their baby the sleep. The traditional glider resembles a rocking chair, in which parents can sit in and hold their baby. There are, however, many different new styles of gliders that step away from the traditional chair.

  1. Cradle Gliders

    • Cradle gliders, such as the Babi Italia Glider Classic Cradle, are cradles that provide a gentle, gliding motion to help your baby fall asleep. Usually the glider can be locked to ensure safety. Cradle gliders are best for smaller babies because a larger baby or a baby that is standing up could cause the cradle to move unsteadily. This is a great glider because once you glide your baby to sleep, you won't have to move him from the cradle!

    Swing Gliders

    • Swing gliders, such as the Fisher-Price Dreamsicle Collection Swing n Glider, are a great option. The glider can be used for a newborn baby and then converted into a full-sized swing for a larger baby. The benefit of swing gliders is that they do not need to be manually moved; they do require batteries, however. Some swing gliders also have optional music and toys.

    Ottoman Gliders

    • Ottoman gliders, such as the Dutailier Nursing Ottoman, are useful for nursing mothers. They can help relieve pressure on a nursing mother's knees. Nursing gliders are generally designed to be used with a matching glider chair.

    Motion Gliders

    • Motion gliders, such as the Fisher-Price Soothing Motions Glider, are designed specifically for younger babies. They often have different gliding motions. You may be able to adjust the glider's seat to allow different angles of gliding. Some motion gliders also provide music and toys.

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