Where to shop for gliders to try them out?

Anonymous
Can anyone recommend stores in the region to try out gliders besides Babies R Us? I prefer the completely upholstered kind, if you have experience.
Anonymous
We liked Buy Buy Baby.
Anonymous
Not sure where you live, but Great Beginnings in Gaithersburg, Md. has a great display of Dutailier.
Anonymous
And if you're in VA, Baby 2 Teen in Manassas has a ton to try out too.
http://www.baby2teenfurniture.com/

There's also a chair store in Alexandria in the little industrial strip by Marlo, just off 395.
Anonymous
Baby Depot inside the Burlington Coat Factory
Anonymous
Wren and Divine has nice gliders. We got one there that was very reasonably priced and on the smaller side, which we needed b/c the nursery is small.
Anonymous
Got mine from Target - it's worked fine and was cheaper than all the baby stores.
Anonymous
Cradle and Crayon in Reston, VA.
Anonymous
We went glider shopping at Buy Buy Baby -- they had a large selection and there was someone on hand to talk about style options/features.
Anonymous
we got our dutailier all-upholstered glider at great beginnings. they have an awesome selection and the chair is beautiful - it's EXTREMELY comfortable.
Anonymous
I actually bought a glider rocker at Value City Furniture in Baileys Crossroads about 4 years ago. At the time, I was single and just looking for a comfortable "reading" chair for my apartment. Now, 4 years later, I am all set for baby! Some of the furniture at Value City is poor quality, but the rocker has held up very, very well. At the time, they had three different styles of glider rockers. Not sure what they have now (or if the quality has remained the same)... but the prices might be better than some of the baby stores.
Anonymous
I have fallen in love with a glider at Daisy Baby in downtown Bethesda. It is on the pricier end, but with that comes great design that does not scream 'nursing station'. And the staff are really helpful and friendly.
Anonymous
A second vote for Wren & Divine. I love that they have so many fabrics to choose from.
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