Abstract: A baby bidet adapted to be placed on the top of the rim of a toilet bowl in order to facilitate cleaning a baby placed in the bidet, such as when changing a soiled diaper. The bidet is shaped so as to fit within and on the toilet bowl, and includes a sloping surface suitably sized to received the baby's bottom. The bidet also includes at least one rearwardly located ear that acts to engage the rim of the toilet bowl in its rear area and at least one forwardly located detent that acts to engage the rim of the toilet bowl in its front area so as to removably secure the baby bidet in place during use.

Abstract: A push rake having a handle member with a transverse frame secured to one end thereof for carrying a plurality of tines. The tines define an arcuate forwardly extending lowermost portion which carries a fixed cylindrical bearing member. The fixed bearing member serves to provide rigidity to the tines as well as a fixed bearing surface to accommodate movement of the raking device across a ground surface.