A nursing chair often hides a second easy win: many glider and swivel models split apart at the base. Separate the two, wrap the arms, and a bulky-looking chair becomes two manageable pieces.
Pro tip: Photograph how the seat locks onto the swivel base before separating them; the locking tabs are often not obvious and easy to reinstall backward.
Watch out: Do not drag a glider by its arms across the floor; the rocking mechanism underneath can bind or crack if the chair tips at an angle mid-drag.