Becoming a preschool teacher in #Nevada is a rewarding path. This short guide helps directors and child care providers see the steps clearly. You will learn what education and #training to get, how the Child Development Associate (CDA) works, what Nevada rules expect, and how to avoid common mistake... How to Become a Preschool Teacher in Nevada
Thinking about hiring young workers or helping teens find #Maryland #daycare jobs? This short guide answers the big question: how old do people need to be to work in a licensed child care setting in Maryland, what they can do, and how to keep children safe while following rules. Directors and provi... Daycare Jobs in Maryland: How Old Do You Have to Be?
ChildCareEd now hosts a moderated job board where licensed programs and family child care providers can post openings visible to early childhood professionals nationwide. If you are hiring, the board is designed to increase visibility among qualified candidates while protecting your listing from spa... Job Board FAQs
Although biting is most common between 12 and 36 months, it can occur at other ages as children develop communication, emotional regulation, and social skills. For additional support, the self-paced ChildCareEd course Ouch! Biting & Hitting Hurts explains why these behaviors occur and provides p... How To Handle Children Who Bite
Parenting seminars offer practical, research-informed strategies that help families and child care professionals better understand children’s development, manage challenging behaviors, and build stronger home–school partnerships. Child care providers can expand these skills through Engag... How Can Parenting Seminars Build Stronger Families and Support Child Development?
Understanding whether a child’s development follows expected patterns—or may require additional support—is essential to providing high-quality, responsive care. This article gives child care directors and providers practical, evidence-informed guidance for recognizing typical and a... How Can Child Care Providers Understand Typical and Atypical Child Development?
The Child Development Associate (CDA) can feel like a lot of letters and papers. This article explains what the CDA is, how to earn it, what belongs in your portfolio, and how it helps your job with children. If you want to start today, see the ChildCareEd CDA page for training options and next st... Understanding the CDA: Certificate, Credential, and Career Benefits
Many child care teachers and directors in Maryland wonder how to pay for the Child Development Associate (CDA) credential. Good news: there are state programs, vouchers, and special grants that can cover training, textbooks, portfolio help, and sometimes the application fee. This article explains w... CDA Scholarships in Maryland: Training Funding for Child Care Providers
Getting the CDA Credential Are you considering the Child Development Associate (CDA) credential to advance your practice in early childhood education? At H&H Child Care Training we offer flexible pathways to the CDA, including the CDA Infant/Toddler Credential and the CDA Preschool Credential.... Getting the CDA Credential
Maryland Awarded $3.6 Million in Federal Grants to Strengthen School Safety U.S. Department of Education, Department of Justice Funds BALTIMORE (October 3, 2018) – The Maryland State Department of Education has been awarded $3.6 million in federal grants designed to further strengthe... MSDE to Strengthen School Safety