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When your kids are biting the head off a chocolate Santa or scampering through your neighborhood filling a plastic of pumpkin with treats, you’re probably not giving much thought to the health effects of chocolate. like all treats, chocolate is basically a fact of life for children. It’s creamy, delicious and something we know we should not let our kids eat in unlimited quantities. When it comes to assuming chocolate little extra parents are worried about their kids’ health.

But what makes Fete different from other kinds of chocolate and candies. Fete has distinct health benefits. Fete specially created some of the chocolate for children, which can they easily have and digest.

Forging a bond between child and parent

Parents tend to use chocolate to celebrate their child’s achievements big or small or as an encouragement to perform better the next time. This interaction fosters a sense of positivity, creating a strong and happy bond between the child and parent. This sugar-coated little show of support will go a long way in boosting your child’s morale.

Creating the post chocolate buzz with Mickey

The anticipation of having chocolate itself makes children quite giddy with excitement. Once they are done with their meal, treating them with a small square of fete bar will release endorphins, the ‘feel-good’ chemicals and this will keep them content for some time. The happy buzz given by this sweet substance is known to be long-lasting.

Improving mathematical skills with the sweetest way

If your child is having problems with his math works, chocolate may be the answer to his problems. Chocolate contains flavanols, which are known to increase blood flow to the brain. Many types of research published that flavanols improved mathematical skills and less likely to feel tired.

Being in a state of ‘ANANDA’

You might think that children are immune to the feeling of stress. But the daily grind can get to them as well. This is where a small piece of healthy chocolate can help your child relax. Chocolate contains Anandamide which derives its name from the Sanskrit word ‘Ananda’ meaning of joy or bliss. This activates the same receptors of the brain and helps bring down the stress level.

Replacing junk foods

Chocolate even when consumed in small quantities can be quite filling. As a parent, one of the biggest worries you have is the amount of junk food that goes into your child’s system. A pure milk chocolate bar is considered to be a healthy snacking option and when given in small doses can be a good alternative to chips and fries.

Chocolate is also giving your children energy and a good treat ­­makes a mind creative too by less damaging the system.