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Bladder Chart: E faapefea ona ou iloa tulaga e masani ai?

Checklist: Popole i le maloloina o lou tagāmimi po o le taufale? E te lē o mautinoa po ua iai se faafitauli?

Going Potty: Po mo Tamaiti

Top Tips: Fautuaga sili ona lelei mo le maloloina o le tagāmimi ma le taufale

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