Target shopping cart ‘redesign’ prompts outrage from parents: ‘They did not consult one single mother’

“I think pretty much anyone can tell you we don’t want the cupholders up here,” she added, suggesting they go down closer to the bow of the cart.

On a gray section in the back of the bucket seat, there are also tiny holes that Darling says are the “Perfect size for toddler fingers — to get their fingers literally stuck in there.”

She went on to bet there would be “some sort of lawsuit” down the road because of them.

In this case, however, the court of public opinion didn’t take Darling’s side online.

“I think the holes are large enough that a [toddler’s] finger won’t get stuck and I like the cup holder,” one person commented on the video.

“I actually kind of like the cupholder there — my son can put his cup there himself, so it’s not getting dropped in the store,” added another.

One person without kids agreed.

“Since I’m not a mom, I want my cup holder near my hands at the handle & the phone holder.”

And, someone quickly broke down an apparent flaw in Darling’s proposed redesign.

“I don’t want to have to stop, walk to the end of my cart, take a drink and put it back before I can move forward again.”