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   In article , Robert Bannister   
    wrote:   
   >   
   > These days, they all seem to have kid- or doll-sized shopping trolleys,   
   > so the toddlers can push theirs alongside you. Now, in addition to   
   > keeping your eye on your child or children, you've now got to keep   
   > checking what they're putting in their trolleys.   
      
   Just let them fill up their trolley with whatever they want, then when you   
   get to the checkout tell them you don't want any of it. If enough people   
   do that, they'll soon learn to get rid of the kiddy trolleys rather than   
   keep putting piles of stuff back on the shelves.  :-)   
      
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