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yellowdogintexas

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7. for me those things would have been helpful to keep my daughter in the cart!!!

Reply to OldBaldy1701E (Reply #3)

Sun Oct 5, 2025, 03:23 PM

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After she was about 4 it wasn't that much of a problem but from the time she could walk, she would try to stand up on the little seat, jump down and take off. Sometimes she hurt herself but it did not faze her one bit

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for me those things would have been helpful to keep my daughter in the cart!!! yellowdogintexas Sunday #7

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