Frequently Asked Questions

The chair gives mothers a dedicated place to breastfeed when their babies need it, making it easier to go out with the baby and other children without planning the outing around feeding times.

Nursing rooms offer a closed, separate space. The chair adds another option: breastfeeding where the family is already spending time, without moving away from the children and activity around them.

The chair's structure creates a more personal, screened seating area. A cloth can be attached across the front using the magnetic attachment points, providing full front coverage without resting on the baby, so the mother can still see the baby and the space around the baby remains open.

Near areas where families spend time, at the edge of the activity zone or alongside pedestrian flow rather than in the middle of a passage. This allows the chair to integrate naturally at the side of the space while keeping the mother close to the children and surrounding activity.

The chair is made of polyethylene (PE), a material also used in playground equipment. UV protection helps preserve the material and color during outdoor use.

Dafna Chair is not required to carry a Standards Mark, but it underwent safety testing at the Standards Institution of Israel in areas including load resistance, edges and points, magnetic component safety, migration of chemical elements, and phthalates, and received a test certificate. The certificate is available upon request.

The installer adapts the anchoring method to the surface and location, including concrete work when required.

Yes. The color can be adapted to the project and its surroundings, subject to prior coordination.

Yes. The anchoring method can be adapted to the surface, and faux-leather upholstery can also be added by prior arrangement.