2-year-old babies eating ice cream what harm does it do

Patient's question:

No

Doctor's answer:

Ice cream and frozen treats are high in calories. The calories in two servings of ice cream are comparable to those in one or two steamed buns, so it's appropriate for children to consume 1–2 servings when they have had a balanced main meal. If it's cream popsicles or red bean popsicles, it's best to eat 2–3 sticks.
Secondly, avoid eating cold treats immediately after a meal or drinking hot water. Sudden temperature changes can cause excessive stimulation to the stomach and intestines, causing them to contract sharply from a relaxed state, which may lead to abdominal pain.