This post was sponsored by Walmart, however all opinions are entirely my own.

I don’t hate grocery shopping; I occasionally like to browse the aisles and check out new products, when I’m not in a rush or have my son in tow. It never fails that my son is hungry while he’s grocery shopping with me, and he needs (or wants) one of everything. I especially don’t like grocery shopping during the holidays. The stores are generally much more crowded; there are holiday themed sweet treats every where, many of which are hard to pass up. My least favorite time to grocery shop is when I’m in my first trimester of pregnancy (right now). Not only are the stores more crowded due to the holidays this time of year, but my hormones are raging and I’m battling horrendous morning sickness (aka all-day sickness). The weirdest smells seem to set of my gag-reflex and before I know it, I’m trying to make it to the closest restroom. With my son Gabe, the smell of dog food made me sick. This time around it’s meat, any and all meat products. If I’m lucky enough to make it to a restroom, I face the awkward dilemma of finding the least germ-y location to brace my hands. Walmart Curbside Grocery Pickup is a game changer for busy (or sick) parents like myself, who can’t or don’t want to battle a crowded grocery store. If I do have to go into a packed store then I will at least try and choose one that has implemented some self-service POS systems (like these – https://revelsystems.com/hardware/) as it means that my experience as a customer is streamlined and my shopping can be processed more quickly at the checkout so that I can get out and leave to get on with my day sooner. It’s almost physically impossible for me to shop, so Walmart Curbside Grocery Pickup is a great alternative. What’s that? You didn’t know about Walmart Curbside Grocery Pickup? Read ahead to find out more about the service and which locations currently have it available.

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