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i. The emergency child record; and j. Medication that may be needed on the walk.

4240-3 G. DIAPERING REQUIREMENTS An Approved Relative provider must use safe and sanitary equipment and supplies for diapering, that minimizes the risk of disease and the risk of contamination to hands and surfaces. The provider must wash their hands each time after changing a diaper.

A provider must follow the requirements of 7 AAC 10.1060(e) as summarized below to ensure:

1. The diaper changing area is not located in a food preparationarea and is not used for temporary placement or service of food; and has one (1) accessible hand sink located in, or immediately adjacent to that area;

2. Each surface used for changing diapers is smooth, durable, nonabsorbent, and easilycleanable;

3. Sufficient quantities of clean diapers are available and are neatly stored; 4. Non-latex gloves and handwashing supplies are available to prevent contamination, and are used in accordance with universal precautions;

5. For soiled clothing or cloth diapers, solid waste contents are disposed of by dumping the contents into a toilet and placingthe diapers, without rinsing, in an impervious bag or easilycleanable container with a firmly fitted cover and lined with plastic, to be given to the parent for laundering;

6. Each diaper changing surface is cleaned and sanitized after each use; if a single-use disposable cover is placed on the diapering surface before diapering, the cover is disposed of immediately after diapering;

7. After a soiled disposable diaper is removed, it is folded inward and resealed before disposal into a container with a firmly fittedcover; 8. If single-use, disposable wipes are used during diapering, the disposable wipes are discarded after use; if a non-disposable cloth