Abstract: A rectal insertion device for relieving gas in a human or animal may include a body coupled to a shaft. A conduit may extend through the body and the shaft. A nose may be coupled to the shaft via one or more nose arms, and the nose may be opposingly positioned to the body. One or more shaft apertures may preferably be formed by portions of the nose arms and nose, and each shaft aperture may be in communication with the conduit. A stopper may be coupled to the shaft, and the stopper may surround a portion of the shaft. The shaft may include one or more grooves which may be depressed into the shaft, and the stopper may include one or more stopper apertures which may extend through the stopper. Preferably, each groove may be aligned with a stopper aperture.

Abstract: An infant nail trimming device may include a body which may form a finger aperture. The body may have a first end and a second end which may be separated by a recess. Preferably, the body may be made from a resilient material which may enable the first end and the second end to be moved towards and away from each other thereby decreasing and increasing the size of the finger aperture, respectively. A body shield may be coupled to the body, and an abrasive surface may be coupled to the body shield so that the abrasive surface and finger aperture are positioned on opposing sides of the body shield. The abrasive surface may have a width dimension (AW), the body may have a width dimension (BW), and the AW may be greater than the BW.