; and (ii) an outdoor recreation area. (B) Elements Each children's area shall be colorful and include— (i) low, warm lights; (ii) child-sized furniture and equipment, including developmentally appropriate books and toys that facilitate structured and unstructured play; (iii) child-friendly images and displays; (iv) a children’s bathroom; (v) a diaper-changing area and access to sanitation; (vi) nursing chairs for breastfeeding mothers; and (vii) an area in which children may sit and rest comfortably. (C) Child caregiver professional staffing Each children's area shall be staffed by 1 or more individuals who are professionally trained and licensed to provide services to children, including licensed childcare workers, licensed pediatric health professionals, and licensed child welfare professionals. (3) Medical screening and care (A) In general The Commissioner shall ensure that— (i) except as provided in subparagraph (F)(i), not later than 6 hours after the arrival of a noncitizen child at a U.S. Customs and Border Protection facility, the child receives a medical screening conducted by a licensed physician, advanced practice provider, nurse, or physician's assistant in accordance with this paragraph; (ii) a noncitizen child in the custody of the Commissioner shall have unrestricted access to appropriate medication for the management of an illness or injury of the child; (iii) in the case of such a child with a medical assistive device or other health care support item, the noncitizen child, or the parent, legal guardian, or nonparent family member of the child, is permitted unrestricted access to the device or item; (iv) on release from such custody, a noncitizen child, or the parent, legal guardian, or nonparent family member of the child, is provided with documentation of the child’s medical screening and care, including the need for any followup while in such custody, in accordance with subparagraph (B)(viii)