We already said it a few days ago: when we go out without children, we are missing something. Some comments made me very funny because I identified with them, seeing myself moving the super cart like it's the baby in it, as if what I really had was the baby carriage.
The custom, yes. What do I say that babies like the sway of the stroller, but I don't remember my daughters crying if they weren't moving. He mechanism it was rather the opposite: if they cried and could not take them at that time, the stroller began to move.
But I think in the end we have the "tic" and we like to move the cart back and forth when we stand. To me, if the butcher does not get to tell me on one occasion (that moved the shopping cart) I do not even realize it. He told me: "It happens to all of you, when you come without the baby."
From then on I do realize that I do it, and I also see it in other fathers and mothers especially (not for nothing, but because in general it is they who are going to make the purchase more often). In the same way that we see more pregnant women when we are pregnant, it gives us to see more people moving the cart if we are aware that we do too.
Here we are moving those "ghost babies" (continuing with the terminology of the "phantom members" that are noticed after an amputation) that remain with us, when in fact they have not accompanied us to make the purchase.
With what they enjoy the movements of the stroller and the explosion of new objects and colors in the super ... next time I have time, they accompany me and move the baby of flesh and blood.
Move the shopping cart in the supermarket as if it were a baby It has become a "reflex movement" that goes unnoticed (as it is almost always to move the real stroller with the baby). Do you know if it happens to you too?
