I understand you are concerned about a baby raccoon's claws, but I strongly advise against trimming them yourself. Here is why:
Safety: Wild animals can be unpredictable, even babies. Trying to handle and trim a raccoon's claws could result in injury to you or the animal.
Stress: Raccoons are very sensitive to handling. The experience can be incredibly stressful for them, potentially causing them to bite or scratch.
Health Risks: You could accidentally cut the quick, which is very painful and can lead to bleeding and infection.
Best Practices: If you find a baby raccoon that appears injured or in need of care, it is crucial to contact a wildlife rehabilitator or your local animal control agency. They have the expertise and resources to safely assess and treat the animal.
Remember: It is illegal in many areas to handle wild animals without proper permits and training.
Please prioritize the safety of yourself and the raccoon by seeking professional help.