Abstract: A child safety clip which consists of two elongated, opposed legs adjoined by a bridging section. Each leg provides a loop which may be opened or closed by a latch or clasp mechanism. Also, if the user desires to open or close either loop of the legs without using the latch or clasp mechanism such as through the application of pressure or force, the child safety clip is designed to succumb to the pressure or force and permit the latch or clasp mechanisms to open and the loops of the legs to bend or flex, thereby, releasing the item to the user held by the loops. The child safety clip is made of a material having a memory to return the clip to its original shape for continued use.

Abstract: A hand held eating utensil for creating ornamental designs or figures. The eating utensil is a spoon that consists of a main figure handle and a supplemental figure handle having a main figure part and a supplemental figure part, respectively, the combination of which forms a completed or assembled ornamental design or figure. A finger handle and a thumb handle are located at the proximal ends of the main figure handle and supplemental figure handle. The main figure handle also has a base member and the supplemental figure handle has an extension member. Upon the squeezing or spreading of the finger handle in relation to the thumb handle, all the members and handles rotate in a scissors like manner with respect to one another for transforming the spoon from an intermediary or handle open position of apparent broken parts to an extended or handle closed position in which the broken parts form a completed or assembled ornamental design or figure.

Abstract: A toy figure is provided with multiple orifices which enable a suction cup to be releasably retained within the orifices. The suction cup is attached to the toy figure through an engagement member which is inserted into and received by the orifice. The orifices are positioned on the figure to allow the figure to assume different orientations with respect to the surface to which the suction cup is attached.