Shopping carts for families-why not a better solution??????

Einkaufswagen für Familien-warum keine bessere Lösung??????

I think Famigros is great! However, the shopping carts are not exactly family-friendly. Only the Migros in Derendingen has trolleys where you can put the Maxicosi on. That's great! Otherwise there is the alternative, where you have to put the baby in a firmly attached tray. However, if my daughter has fallen asleep in the car and I want to go shopping in peace, I certainly won't move her - she could wake up.
Why isn't there a better solution? At the moment we shop with 2 trolleys, one with Maxicosi and baby in the trolley, the other for shopping! However, this is very inconvenient, so we do without the whole range in between and benefit from the SUPER prams in Derendingen!

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All replies (3)

Guest

Hello blaesi.hirschi

Thank you for your feedback on the shopping carts. We are happy to take this input on board. I will pass it on to the people responsible. They will check whether the shopping trolleys can be at least partially adapted.

Kind regards
Tanja, Migipedia team

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Miggy88

Hello Tanja
Great, thank you! It's too dangerous to use the Maxicosi with the normal prams when you're on your own. It could fall down. If there were only 3-4 special bassinets, that would be great. Especially with small babies (our daughter is 9 weeks old), the Maxicosi is very practical and always with us when we are out and about. Then you can also put the little one down once in a while, everything is just too complicated with the bassinet with shell. That's why we think the supports that are available in Derendingen are actually very good, it's a shame that the strap for the correct attachment has been removed. But it is definitely safer than a normal shopping cart.
Have a nice Sunday!
Best regards

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Guest

Hello Tanja

I would like to share your opinion. I recently went shopping with my 2 boys (1 month, 3 years) at Migros Spreitenbach and placed the MaxiCosi on the trolley as usual. This alone proved to be very difficult as the shopping carts are still fitted with the self-scanning holder on the handle and the MaxiCosi has to be positioned quite far to the left. The storage space in the trolley is needed for the shopping and so there is no other option for the MaxiCosi. When I drove off the escalator over the threshold, the MaxiCosi tipped to one side despite all my caution! Fortunately, I was able to catch it at the last second and nothing worse happened. I wonder why there are no shopping carts with a MaxiCosi base in such a modern store???? The store in Fislisbach, for example, has had such trolleys since the refurbishment. They really are much safer. I think Migros should change something in this respect as well as the top Famigros offers. Thank you. Greetings Patty

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