How far does the back recline?

The back locks in several stepped positions from nearly upright to a shallow lean, not a full flat recline. It is meant for reading and dozing, not sleeping overnight.

Is it suitable for a nursery?

Yes. The armrests and recline help during feeding and rocking a baby, and the light frame lets one person move it between rooms. It is not a glider, so the motion is a front-to-back rock.

What is included in the box?

One chair with its frame, seat and back cushions, armrests and the hardware needed for assembly. Tools for assembly are basic, so a screwdriver may be needed.

Does it come in other colors?

It is offered in black and gray fabric only. Both use the same frame and padding.

How much weight does it hold?

The maker lists a standard adult capacity, but owners report the frame feels best for average-weight users. Heavier shoppers should look at a solid-wood rocker instead.

How does it compare with a glider?

It costs less and reclines in steps, while gliders slide and usually have thicker cushions. The Mixoy suits a corner or nursery on a budget; a glider is the better long-term lounger.