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Matzlow at Parchim - 33 Children Trained

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Mom, Dad, Grandma, Grandpa - the gym is full - everyone wants to be there when the Kita child becomes a school kid.

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Matzlow at Parchim - 33 Children Trained

Mom, Dad, Grandma, Grandpa - the gym is full - everyone wants to be there when the Kita child becomes a school kid.

11 days ago·Hamburg, Germany

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