EZ Carry Floppy Seat Shopping Cart Seat Cover

My husband and I saw someone using this item one day while shopping. We asked where she got it and purchased it when we got home. It is one of the best purchases we have ever made! We have a 7 month old son, and now that we have the Floppy, he can sit in the carts when we go shopping. He used to sit in the stroller. Our son loves to be "up high" and see everything that is going on around him. Other advantages are: it can be used in restaurant high chairs and it is machine washable. Only disadvantage is the leg holes are a little too big for our son. However, we figure as he grows, this won't be a problem. It is definitely worth the money!

I absolutely love this cover. I researched before I bought it and was unable to find another cover that compared. It is easy to transport because it folds up into itself and has straps to carry. It covers any shopping cart or booster seat in restaurants so your child can't touch anything else. It is very thick cushioned for comfort. It has straps to hold your child in and pockets inside to store toys to keep child entertained while shopping. I have also found it helpful when my child is sleeping I can lay it in the buggy and place them on it for a comfortable bed while I shop. Highly recommend!! Nothing like it on the market!

I thought the Floppy Seat was a little frivolous, but ordered it anyway. I am very glad I did. I feel so much better about putting my daughter in a shopping cart and especially in high chairs at restaurants. Until I had a baby, I didn't know that the restaurants turn the wooden high chairs upside down to hold the baby's car seat at the table. That means the top of the high chair is on the crummy floor. Which means that when your baby is old enough to sit in that high chair, they'll be coming into contact with the germs it picked up while it was upside down. The Floppy Seat is nice and cushy, and my daughter (9 months old) laid down vertically in the seat of the shopping cart one time to take a nap while we were out shopping; it was a cozy little nest. She never could have done that without the Floppy Seat. It is easily washable and relatively easy to pack up once you get the hang of it. Even though it is big for the high chairs and bulky to carry around, I wouldn't leave home without it.

This is SO worth the money! I really wanted this, but didn't want to spend the money. A friend of mine and I went to lunch (she has a 9 mo old and I have a 7 mo old) one day and she had a Floppy Seat. I didn't. It was appauling to me how much our daughters were putting the straps in their mouths; hers on the strap of the Floppy Seat, mine on the chair provided by the restaurant. YUCK! So, as I reasoned with my husband, you have to figure that this seat costs the equivalent to two doctor visits. We ALL love it! I love how wide it goes on a shopping cart seat, because my daughter always seems to want to nap at the store. So, I just lay her sideways! It's obviously comfortable, because she falls asleep sometimes. Did I mention that this is worth the money??

Of course children should be protected from dirt and grime, but this is just overprotection. My daughter has, despite a watchful eye, managed to lick shopping cart handles, put lint in her mouth, eat leaves and various other things. None of these incidents have caused any ill effects. She is rarely sick and I think that is partly because she HAS been exposed to bacteria. The current trend in overprotection from germs and antibacterial soap mania can ultimately be harmful to children. Some exposure to germs is a good thing, as it builds up their immune systems. Antibacterial soaps simply encourage the bacteria to mutate into resistant strains, and then what will we do? Let the kids become dirty now and then. It's part of being kids. Exploring the world and getting [...]all over yourself is part of a child's development process. Just make sure their hands are washed before meals and clean them up every so often. Or are you telling you never came home with scuffed knees, bruises and covered in mud when you were a kid? Remember how much fun that was?

I found this product to be extremely bulky. It is hard to maneuver by yourself in the store. I had a very difficult time holding my 8 month old and trying to assemble the seat cover into the grocery cart. I would not recommend this product and have found it easier to carry antibacterial wipes in my purse and wipe down the carts and baby seats available in shopping carts. I found this to be a royal waste of money!!

I bought this for my 8 month old after trying a couple of other cart covers. The floppy seat is by far the best choice.(at least for me!) I am very happy with it. Nice feature of the cover is you can attach toys to loops already sewn in to the front part of the cover. It works great to cover highchairs when you are out to eat also. Very easy to use! It is a bit on the pricey side but is worth it! I would recommend to moms on the go....

I love this product. We use it on grocery carts and on restaurant high chairs. It helps secure the baby in both. My son struggled at first in those little wooden high chairs at restaurants... this helps him sit more securely... and it has to be more comfortable. I also like the cup holder/pocket. I too have trouble putting it on with one hand... but it's not impossible. I have found it hard to pack it back into its built-in bag. I guess it just takes a little practice. We take it everywhere with us.... in fact, it, like the stroller, is always in my car. I think this is a must for everyone with little ones!