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Plasklas helps with early potty training with app and children's book

Plasklas helps with early potty training with app and children's book

De Plasklas supports parents in recognizing early toilet training readiness through regional training, an app, and educational materials. The program collaborates with local health centers, childcare providers, and libraries to provide guidance and resources for families.

Based on reporting by ad. Translated and condensed by LocalHeadlines.

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