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how on earth do you shop in a supermarket with a pram?

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babyonboard · 27/01/2006 13:14

can someone please advise..i'm sick of going to the supermarket and only being able to pick up a few things.
we have a massive basket underneath the pram so it'd be handy if i could put the shopping in there as i go round, but i'm not sure that that is a 'done thing' at the moment i just balance whatever i can ontop of the carrycot, which isn't much!

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Hazellnut · 27/01/2006 16:34

I put it all underneath, dh laughs as he sayspeople probably queue behind me thinking I don't have much and then unload half the shop from underneath the pram

babyonboard · 27/01/2006 16:37

well..i did it,
i was a bit lame though and went over to customer services first and asked if there was anywhere i could secure the pram so i could push a trolley. she just told me to put it underneath if i had space, so i didn't feel bad! hehehehehe
i balanced a basket on the carrycot for light things and put bottles soap powder etc underneath, then wondered, is it cheeky to go to the basket only aisle..teehee

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motherinferior · 27/01/2006 17:07

Hey, next time leave the buggy at customer services - they should be fine about this - and put the baby into a trolley with a babyseat. Took me a while to realise you can do this!

blueteddy · 27/01/2006 17:08

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LoveMyGirls · 27/01/2006 17:10

i go to asda and dd stays in her car seat as they have trolleys with a space at the top for a car chair, tesco do it too. think i just used to put a basket on the handles when dd1 was little....

Mercy · 27/01/2006 17:26

Any decent supermarket should be able to provide a member of staff to push the trolley whilst you push the pram. And then pack your bags for you at the check-out. I have seen this several times in my local Sainsbury's (non-posh part of London). You may have to phone to arrange first though.

Basketproject1 · 05/01/2019 11:37

I am a design student and plan to create a product to solve the struggle I’ve seen parents facing in the supermarket when they are trying to carry the shopping items along with pushing a buggy. What are your thoughts?

Do you have any requirements that you would like the solution to meet?
Or any ideas?

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