The provider may use an area of the home for child care only if it: Has been approved for use by the office; Meets the requirements of all applicable fire codes; Does not have a condition that may pose a risk to the health, safety, or welfare of the children in care; Has windows or artificial lighting that provides sufficient illumination for a child's activities; Has natural or mechanical ventilation to provide a healthy and comfortable environment; Has sufficient floor area for the number and ages of the children approved for care in the home to allow the children to engage in active play without overcrowding; and Has a room temperature of not less than 65°F. In rooms where a child younger than 5 years old is in care, the provider shall arrange the home so that: All electrical sockets within reach of a child are plugged or capped; Suitable protective barriers are placed at locations accessible and potentially hazardous to children; and Child-proof devices are placed on cabinets and drawers that contain items potentially hazardous to children. Window Coverings. A window covering installed: Before October 1, 2010, may not have unsecured cords, beads, ropes, or strings that are accessible to a child in care; or On or after October 1, 2010, shall be cordless. In a home approved to provide care for infants or toddlers, the provider shall designate space for mothers to breastfeed or express breast milk that: Is not located in a bathroom; Has access to an electrical outlet; Has appropriate seating; Has access to running water; and Accommodates a mother’s need for privacy.