I don't, but I am waiting eagerly for somebody else to show up with one on the school run and then I will be right behind them! I really miss the pushchair for bunging bits of shopping in - on the mornings I don't work I often shop in the village on the way home from school and it's slog with shopping bags.
Not enough of a trailblazer to be the first though...
i have one - i don't drive and hubby works long hours to help with shopping - and it was brill. However have stopped using it nowi have the baby but it shall be kept for later!
i used to have a really good one about 5 years ago, when fully extended you could fit loads in it. quite a trendy print on it and excellent wheels. i used it for shopping (could get a weeks shopping in it) and taking laundry to the laundrette. life saver. now we have a car, and i have the pushchair so gave it away. (and our own washing machine!)
they are great for taking down to the market and stocking up on heavy fruit and veg.
Me too, but mostly for school run purposes. I'm missing the buggy! Children appalled by it though... Invaluable for avoiding the plastic bag wrist collapse.
I have a v funky one I bought from Habitat several years ago. I loved it and it was much adired and envied, especially at festivals to lug stuff onto the main fielkd for a day. i also don't drive and often end u with more than I can carry. But tbh, now I am 40, I feel it is no longer funky and ironic and witty. I feel embarrassed!
I have a gorgeous shopping trolley. My Mum brought it back from Spain, and it looks like a blue bugaboo. It's all chunky aluminium framework etc....I love it - no longer do I pop into the supermarket for a couple of bits, buy way too much and stagger home! Brillant for picnics too!
When DS was a bit smaller, he'd hitch a ride on it too.....
I bought one a couple of years ago from IKEA. Quite a few people who took the mickey at the time now own one... Great for doing shopping trips without the having to take the car.
I have one. I love it. It's great now my youngest is walking more so I don't need the buggy, but I don't have to try to lug everything my DS's need and the shopping. All fits in the trolley.
jazzandh - what is yours like? I need one which I can use as a walking frame as DS2 is getting to want to walk rather than go in the pushchair. Funnily enough, I actually started a thread in disabled parents about it a few days ago.
I got a really robust one from Robert Dyas with chunky handle and it's bright blue plastic. - not what I'd have chosen but at least not tartan Can't wait until ds can walk the 2-min walk to Sainsburys and back, as then I can use it again - it takes about twice as much as the pushchair if packed carefully.
Lots of trolleys round here, so great fun sometimes squeezing past them on buses with a buggy...
My lovely mum bought me one after I ended up with an enormous open wound, following a very nasty post op infection. I have to stop my children from fighting over who is going to push it LOL.
I have one, it's from Lakeland, black and white stripes and it folds up. I've had it a couple of weeks but have used it once as I've been ordering online for a much easier life
Mme L I thought I was the only one with such a stylish trolley. It's travelled from Aberdeen to Kingston Upon Thames to Brisbane with me, and soon Singapore!
