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Hi there - they don't have any trolleys with seats any more - it's a pain but basically u either have to have your pushchair & trolley or put car seat in trolley meaning u can't buy very much unless your child is big enough to go in the seat at the front of the trolley (the upright seat where they sit by where u push)

We went yesterday (to Croydon branch) - just inside the entrance they had some trolleys that you hang the yellow bags off which had a child seat in (even with the seat straps it was not suitable for a baby who can sit up, as there were as no sides around the seat).

Further inside by the restaurant area they had the trolleys like sainsburys with a child seat (probably only suitable for an older/larger baby that can sit up on it's own).


Good luck!


PS. Their marketplace section is being refurbished till the end of March - so they possibly had some things missing.

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