Kiwi Recliner and Swivel Glider

The manual recline mechanism is quiet and hidden beneath a wingback silhouette, but nothing states whether the scissor or shear points at the glide base or recline linkage are enclosed, guarded, or covered against a crawling child's reach, and no motion lock is mentioned.

The finished Kiwi glider is asserted to be GREENGUARD Gold certified, tested for more than 10,000 chemical emissions and VOCs, and the seat foam is separately CertiPUR-US certified against formaldehyde and other emissions. Both are named certifications for the finished chair, without a published certificate number.

The seat foam is stated to meet all CA TB117-2013 flammability requirements and to be CertiPUR-US certified, made without PBDE or Tris flame retardants — both the compliance standard and the FR-chemical statement are given together for this seat.

A CPSC recall exists for the Kiwi Electronic power recliner glider over a sparking USB port, and Babyletto issued a free repair kit reviewed by the CPSC. That recall covers a different model in the lineup, not this manual-recline chair, so it stands as a remedied, non-open record on the brand's line rather than a mark against this product.

The seat foam is CertiPUR-US certified and finishes are stated lead-safe, but the cover fabric's fiber content, any PFAS or stain-repellent treatment, and a finished-product OEKO-TEX or GREENGUARD claim specific to the textile are not stated.

The finished chair carries GREENGUARD Gold, CertiPUR-US, and FSC certifications, and the seat foam is named as meeting TB117-2013 with no PBDE or Tris flame retardants. None of these carry a published registry or certificate number, but they are asserted for the finished product across multiple named standards.

The country of manufacture (China) is published, and a concrete one-year repair-or-replace warranty backed by a free-parts ordering route is published on the brand's own warranty page. Fabric fiber content and any PFAS/stain-repellent chemistry are not disclosed.

The seat foam is disclosed as PBDE- and Tris-free and finishes as lead-safe, but the fabric fiber content, frame wood species, adhesives, and any fire barrier beyond the foam are not published.