Abstract: Systems and methods are provided herein for restraining sink and shower handles. One or more faucet handle cuffs with a flexible member inserted within fits over a one or more faucet handles. The faucet handle cuffs slide along a tether that secures the faucet handle cuffs into place, preventing the faucet handles from being rotated into an “on” position. The faucet handle cuffs are locked into place on the tether via a lock positioned on the cuffs that secures the cuffs to the serrated teeth on the tether.

Abstract: A hand-held slicing device having a handle connected to a slicing tray. The slicing tray includes a ramp leading to a fixed blade. The ramp is readily adjustable such that the height of the edge of the ramp most closely adjacent the blade can be raised or lowered. In one version, the ramp can be raised or lowered by sliding a support structure connected to a knob that can be slideably adjusted by the user's thumb. The device may include a series of julienne blades that are selectively extendable above the slicing ramp or retractable below the ramp.

Abstract: The nursing aid and child protection system provides a cushioned support to aid in feeding a child. The nursing aid and child protection system includes inner frames to provide rigid support and a cushion on the inner frames to provide a comfortable position for the mother and the child. Thus, the nursing aid and child protection system assists feedings at any hour, allowing them a safe, comfortable way to position the mother and the child in a relaxing position and creating a safer environment for the child.

Abstract: Systems and methods are provided herein for restraining sink and shower handles. In a first aspect of a sink handle restraint, a first sink handle cuff fits over a first sink handle of a sink faucet, and a second sink handle cuff fits over a second sink handle of the sink faucet. The first sink handle cuff and second sink handle cuff slide along an elongated element that locks the first sink handle cuff and second sink handle cuff into place, preventing the first and second sink handles from being rotated into an “on” position.

Abstract: A protective case for use with an electronic device includes a cushion layer and a structural layer. The cushion layer is configured to cover at least a portion of the electronic device when the electronic device is installed in the protective case. The structural layer is configured to surround at least a portion of the cushion layer. The structural layer includes a back portion, at least two side walls, a slot in the back portion for removably retaining a card, and a rack and pinion system configured for selectively ejecting the card, at least partially, from the slot.