; (bb) a clean diaper changing pad; and (cc) a handwashing station. (v) Bathrooms Each noncitizen child shall be provided access to bathrooms. (E) Sleep (i) Mats, blankets, and pillows (I) In general On arrival, each noncitizen child shall be provided with a clean mat that is not less than 3 inches thick, a clean cloth blanket, and a clean pillow. (II) Additional blankets A noncitizen child shall be provided with additional blankets on request by the child or the parent, legal guardian, or other family member of the child. (ii) Quiet location On request or if there are signs of a noncitizen child feeling tired, the child shall be provided with access to a quiet location in which to sleep that has dimmed lights. (iii) Schedule Between the hours of 9:00 p.m. and 6:00 a.m.— (I) noncitizen children shall have access to lighting that is safe and conducive to sleep; and (II) noise shall be at a level conducive to sleep. (F) Recreation (i) In general Noncitizen children shall have access to age-appropriate recreational activities, including indoor and outdoor spaces for physical activity, toys, art supplies, sports equipment, and books. (ii) Outdoor play Noncitizen children shall be allowed to play outside for not less than 30 minutes every 3 hours during daylight hours. (G) Religious practice Noncitizen children shall be permitted to practice their religion or to not practice a religion, as applicable. (5) Notice of rights (A) In general The Ombudsperson shall develop a notice of children's rights, which shall be posted in each U.S. Customs and Border Protection facility that houses children in any location in which noncitizen children are located. (B) Description of rights The notice required by subparagraph (A) shall include— (i) a description of— (I) all rights afforded to a noncitizen child under section 235 of the William Wilberforce Trafficking Victims Protection Reauthorization Act of 2008 ( 8 U.S.C. 1232 ) and this Act; (II) the right to a bond redetermination hearing