No, not to mention liqueur chocolate, even ordinary chocolate.

The reason is that chocolate contains caffeine, which can interfere with the child's nervous system, cause nerve excitement, affect intellectual development, lead to inattention, decreased learning ability, etc.

There are also some chocolates that are not made of cocoa butter, but cocoa butter substitutes. Although there is no caffeine, cocoa butter substitutes are products of hydrogenated vegetable oils and contain a certain amount of trans fatty acids, which is not good for babies. healthy.

Finally, let’s talk about wine-filled chocolate. The center of the wine-filled chocolate still contains a certain amount of alcohol. You must know that drivers who eat wine-filled chocolate will be found guilty of drunk driving. The alcohol contains a certain amount of ethanol. Studies have proven that ethanol begins to destroy the child's brain cells within 6 minutes after entering the child's body, affecting the child's intelligence and logical thinking ability, and this damage is irreversible.

So, never give your children liqueur chocolate, and it is best not to eat ordinary chocolate.