>2) Carry your gun in a proper holster, on your person. Not in your purse in the shopping cart, but on your hip. Even then, a proper retention holster that cov

>2) Carry your gun in a proper holster, on your person. Not in your purse in the shopping cart, but on your hip. Even then, a proper retention holster that covers the trigger would solve that problem in 99% of cases. Sure, a particularly strong and determined toddler might be able to figure out the release after a few minutes of trying but nobody leaves their child completely unsupervised (not even taking a glance at what they're up to) for several minutes at a time.