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My 16 month old son insists on sharing some of our chocolate and ice cream sometimes. we give him very little but just wondering if its okay at all.
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Chocolate: Small amounts of these are safe. Some caffeine may be present. Ice cream is safer than chocolate candy or chocolate creams.
Answered 11/28/2014
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