SpriteKit determining touch on parent or child

Question

Is there a preferred method for determining if a touch was on a parent or one if it's children in spritekit but still propagate to the parent?

Say I have an SKSpriteNode subclass called "Square" with a 'name' property of "square". In turn this Square also has a child SKLabelNode called "foo" that, in this instance displays something simple like a number.

Now when I tap on a Square or it's label I'd like to update the color of the square.

I know how to do the changing of the colour etc. and handle the tap. But I'm not sure if there's a better way then something like the following:

 //point here is the touch point
  let node = nodes(at: point).first

    if node?.name == "square"  {
          //change color
    }else if node?.parent != nil && node?.parent?.name == "square" {
          //change colour of parent
    }

or is it better to do something like

    //point here is the touch point
  let allnodes = nodes(at: point)

   for node in all nodes {
      if node?.name == "square"  {
          //change color
      }
    }

The second way seems slightly better in that if for some reason I added another child to square I wouldn't have to add another if statement.

For what it's worth I've got a UITapGestureRecognizer on the whole view to determine the point, rather than using the override touchesBegan method etc. This is because I use those methods for scrolling a camera. Not sure if it would make things better to change that logic