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Is Ice Cream Safe for Babies? Nutritional Guidelines for Infants
Babies under one year should not have ice cream. Infants should not consume any added sugars, including ice cream. Ice cream is high in sugar and can cause digestive problems, gas, and diarrhea in infants. It can also contribute to tooth decay.
Wait until after the first birthday to introduce ice cream, and even then, offer only occasionally and in small amounts as part of a balanced diet.
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