Baby shopping trolley cover keeps the baby protected from germs and crud generally found on grocery carts and restaurant chairs. Some supermarkets provide trolleys with built-in baby seats. If you don’t see one when you arrive at the supermarket, ask a member of staff if there are any available. Stay with the baby cart and your child at all times.

Make sure your child remains seated. It is like a shopping trolley but the small seat is fixed for your babies so that your baby can sit and you can easily focus on shopping. It may be easier to put your baby in a sling, or a back or front carrier to go shopping. This means you’ll have both hands free. Or you could keep your baby in her buggy, and use the shopping basket underneath to store items as you walk around the supermarket. When your baby is old enough to sit in the baby trolley, strap her in safely with the seat belt.

If you have a car seat for your baby, it may be tempting to wedge it into the trolley, but this isn’t a good idea. The car seat could slip out or cause the trolley to topple over. If there isn’t a seat belt, it’s best not to let her sit in the trolley seat. Don’t allow to sit or stand in the main part of the baby trolley.  You should wait until your baby can sit steadily without support for the whole trip around the supermarket.

This probably won’t be until your baby is at least six months old. To make the seat clean and comfortable for your baby, place a blanket over the seat before you strap your baby in. Or you can buy a special shopping trolley seat cover, which will give your baby some extra padding. This cart snaps together quickly for easy assembly with no tools required, so you can focus on shopping.