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" As a mother of three, Drew Ann Long is very familiar with the nightmare that is grocery shopping with kids. And because her daughter has special needs, she faces additional challenges: How do you simultaneously maneuver a shopping cart and a wheelchair through the crowded aisles of a supermarket while also paying attention to your child? Tired of this exhausting ordeal, Long came up with a clever solution: Caroline&amp;#039;s Cart. Named after Long&amp;#039;s daughter, Caroline&amp;#039;s Cart is simple: Ditch the tiny seat in standard shopping carts and replace it with a larger, more secure seat that&amp;#039;s big enough and accessible enough for people of all ages and abilities.       &amp;quot;It was specifically designed for older children and adults with disabilities,&amp;quot; Long says. &amp;quot;Once children get older, they can no longer fit into what retailers currently provide. Caroline&amp;#039;s Cart is for children that don&amp;#039;t walk, have low muscle tone, and anyone that needs further assistance while in the store.&amp;quot; Now available at many major retailers across the country and even in Australia, seniors, as well as anyone with injuries, are taking advantage of Caroline&amp;#039;s Cart, too.           &amp;quot;Caroline&amp;#039;s Cart promotes inclusion. That&amp;#039;s what families want,&amp;quot; Long says. &amp;quot;We have it in our schools, and we want it in our communities. I want the same opportunities for my special needs daughter as I do my typical children.&amp;quot; And that&amp;#039;s exactly what her hard work has given her, as well as thousands of other families around the world. Find Caroline&amp;#039;s Cart in a store near you here. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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