Walmart is rolling out new, accessible and inclusive shopping carts called Caroline's Carts to stores in 11 states as part of its drive to increase inclusivity in stores

Walmart is making a shopping cart change in 11 states, including Alabama.

Walmart is rolling out a new inclusive feature at its stores to help parents who have children with disabilities.

DALLAS — Walmart announced Thursday that DFW-area locations are introducing specialized shopping carts dubbed "Caroline's Carts," which are designed to help caregivers of children and adults with disabilities easily navigate stores.

A new shopping cart will soon be introduced to Walmart locations across the nation to better serve customers with disabilities, the company says.

Walmart Inc. is welcoming more customers with special needs — along with their families and caregivers — by offering shopping carts with an integrated plastic seat for older children and adults.

Walmart is equipping its stores with specialized shopping carts designed to make it easier for people with disabilities and their caregivers to navigate store aisles. The carts have a large backward-facing seat so the person sitting in it and their parent or caregiver can see each other. The full-size shopping basket is in the front of the cart.

ST. LOUIS — Walmart announced Thursday that Missouri locations are introducing specialized shopping carts dubbed "Caroline's Carts," which are designed to help caregivers of children and adults with disabilities easily navigate stores. Note: This story originally appeared on WFAA.com and referred to Dallas Fort-Worth locations.