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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.   
      
   Most of the kids don’t load them up much in places like Bunnings.   
      
   > 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.  :-)   
      
   Doesn’t happen like that in Bunnings. The kids love them and it keeps   
   them occupied.   
      
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