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When will a toddler be old enough to eat ice cream?
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Sure: Toddlers love ice cream, but use in moderation as there is a lot of sugar in this. However, for an occasional treat and to get some dairy, it's just fine after the child's first birthday.
Answered 11/23/2014
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