Shopping trolley that can be nested with identical trolleys

A shopping cart configured to be nested with identical carts, the shopping cart comprising:

• a basket defining an interior space for holding goods;
• and
• a foldable child seat arrangement configured to close a rearward open region of the basket, the foldable child seat arrangement being configured to be moved between an open position and a folded position, the foldable seat arrangement opening into the basket interior space in the open position,
• wherein the child seat arrangement has a rear wall equipped with two leg holes, a backrest mounted movably on the rear wall and a seat configured to receive a small child in the open position, the seat being configured to limit the pivoting range of the backrest,
• wherein the child seat arrangement is equipped with a cover which is arranged pivotably on the rear wall, rests on the seat and is configured to be pivoted between an upwardly pivoted position and a downwardly pivoted position, in the upwardly pivoted position, the cover is configured to close the leg holes and to form, together with the seat, the rear wall, and the backrest, a further device for depositing goods,
• wherein, when the child seat arrangement is in the folded position, the rear wall, the seat, and the cover are in close contact with one another, the seat hangs downward, and the cover is in the upwardly pivoted position,
• wherein the cover has two oppositely outwardly directed protrusions,
• wherein the backrest has a central portion and two sliding portions laterally adjoining the central portion,
• wherein the protrusions located between the rear wall and the backrest slide along on the sliding portions of the backrest when the child seat arrangement is moved from the open position to the folded position, or from the folded position to the open position,
• wherein at least a portion of the sliding portions do not run parallel to the sides of the central portion of the backrest and are shorter in the vertical direction than the central portion such that when the child seat arrangement is in the folded position, a space is formed which is taken up by the protrusions.