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(c) A child care home and a child care group home shall provide nighttime care to no more than five children, including the caregiver’s own children under 18 years of age. (d) Unless the parent specifies otherwise, a child care facility that provides nighttime care shall serve

(1) dinner to a child if present at dinner time;

(2) a nighttime snack; and

(3) breakfast to a child in overnight care. (e) A child care facility that provides nighttime care shall provide children with a shower, tub, or sponge bath as needed for body cleanliness. A caregiver shall be in the room while children younger than school age are bathing. (f) Center staff counted for meeting caregiver-to-child ratio requirements in 7 AAC 57.505(c) must be awake at all times unless there are five or fewer children in nighttime care. (Eff. 6/23/2006, Register 178; am 5/15/2016, Register 218) Statutory Authority: Authority: AS 44.29.020 AS 47.32.010 AS 47.32.030 7 AAC 57.810. Specialized program activities. (a) A child care facility may not provide a program of moderate-risk activities on a regular basis unless the facility has a specialized program activity specialization approved by the department. Moderate-risk activities include specialized program activities such as gymnastics, swimming, camping, wilderness walks, horseback riding, canoeing, skiing, climbing, fishing, skateboarding, rollerblading, scooter riding, and bike riding. (b) A child care facility must base a program activity on a plan that addresses each requirement in this section. A child care facility shall ensure that each employee involved in the activity reviews the plan and that a copy of the plan is taken on each activity away from the facility. (c) A child care facility shall ensure that the plan required under (b) of this section establishes emergency procedures and injury control procedures for any specialized program activity conducted, including