Question: Maggie is ten years old. Her parents are legal migrant farm workers. While her parents are picking fruit in the fields, the agri-business which employs them provides day care for children such as Maggie. However, Maggie and the other children are often required to work in the farm kitchens, preparing meals, including operating such electrical equipment such as meat slicers, as they help prepare the meals that are then delivered to the workers in the fields. Is Maggie's work subject to the FLSA's child labor provisions? How about the FLSA's minimum wage requirements?