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<p>[QUOTE="Messilane, post: 111164, member: 68"]For a while now people have confusing a nursing chair with a sewing chair - that is perhaps what you are seeing on Google.</p><p>Imagine yourself nursing a baby in a chair with no arms - it would be very uncomfortable. And sitting in straight back chair would make it worse.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="Messilane, post: 111164, member: 68"]For a while now people have confusing a nursing chair with a sewing chair - that is perhaps what you are seeing on Google. Imagine yourself nursing a baby in a chair with no arms - it would be very uncomfortable. And sitting in straight back chair would make it worse.[/QUOTE]
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