BATON ROUGE, La. (BRPROUD) — Walmart has introduced Caroline’s Carts in all Louisiana stores, providing specialized shopping carts designed to assist caregivers of children and adults with disabilities. This multimillion-dollar investment is part of Walmart's broader commitment to inclusivity and accessibility, according to a news release. According to Walmart, each Supercenter will have two carts and Neighborhood Markets will have at least one, with full nationwide distribution expected by early 2025. Walmart also has sensory-friendly hours from 8 a.m. to 10 a.m. daily. Originally launched during the back-to-school season, the company said these hours have been extended year-round in response to positive customer feedback. Construction on new airport in Livingston Parish to start in 2025: Here’s what you need to know A Caroline’s Cart seat can hold 35 to 250 pounds, according to the news release. “Equipping our stores with Caroline’s Carts provides some relief to parents and caregivers who need this tool and know it’s available at their Walmart," said Cedric Clark, executive vice president of store operations at Walmart. "Whether they’re caring for someone with a disability or a temporary injury, the carts support our customers when and how they need it every time they come through our doors.” Latest News Louisiana Walmart stores get special shopping carts for kids, adults with disabilities 'The Price is Right Live' to return to Baton Rouge: See when, where to buy tickets Disaster recovery center to open in Assumption Parish, help Hurricane Francine victims Shoppers are panic-buying toilet paper amid port strike, but experts say there’s no need Construction for new library at LSU set to begin in 2026, old one to be demolished