French Court: You Can't Name Your Baby 'Nutella'

The name could lead to a lifetime of teasing, a judge ruled.

In France, you can't name your child after this tasty sprea

A French court has stopped parents from naming their baby girl "Nutella," according to BBC.

According to the judge, the ruling is doing the parents a favor — saving the child from a lifetime of being teased and tormented.

Being named after a popular hazelnut spread could lead to trauma later in life, court documents imply.

“And it is contrary to the child’s interest to have a name that can only lead to teasing or disparaging thoughts," the court ruled, according to La Voix Du Nord.

The judge ruled that the child be named "Ella" instead.