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Child Care Regulations
Maryland has one of the best child care systems in the
nation -- thanks, in part, to our strong state regulations.
If you are concerned about an aspect of your child care situation
-- the adult/child ratio, the staff training, or the health
and safety procedures -- you can check the Maryland regulations,
where you will find specifications about many aspects of operation.
Click here
to link to the National Resource Center for Health and Safety
in Child Care, which provides regulatory information on child
care in every state.
If you think a child care program is not in compliance with
the regulations or your concern was not adequately addressed
by the National Resource Center website, contact your local
child care resource center (CCRC). The staff at the CCRC may
advise you to contact the regional Office of Child Care.
Click here for contact
information for your CCRC.

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