In England we call them lollies (with a stick) or ice-pops (without)
 
>If the blisters spread, or if the pain of 
>the one impacts toddler's ability to breastfeed well, mom can pump her 
>milk and freeze it into popsicles (umm, there are other names for this 
>in other countries, like I think maybe "ice block" and others?).  One 
>mother I know did this when her toddler's mouth and throat were covered 
>with blisters and the toddler hurt so much she couldn't nurse.  Mom was 
>getting engorged, so she pumped.  The toddler loved the cool of the 
>popsicles--felt very good on her sore mouth and throat--and of course, the 
>breastmilk that got into the child this way was very good for her.
 
Sheila Company UK
enjoying the weather for lollies!
 


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