Bi racial

[JMORALES_21]

I am Pregnat for the first time and I am really kind of curious on what My Baby will look like. I am a light skinned Mexican and the father is mixed, mexican and black. I wonder of my baby will have black hair or a dark skin tone.Can anyone here relate to this????

[mgba_78]

My husband is white with blonde hair blue eyes and i am mixed race white and black south african i am a kind of caramel colour with dark brown hair and brown eyes.

I always assumed that the black gene was more dominant, however when my son was born.. my 1st child he came out white skinned with white/blonde hair so fair that you could hardly see his hair, eyebrows or eyelashes. He is still blonde but a dark blonde and white skinned and blue eyed.. turns a lovely brown in summer tho.

My daughter was born with brown hair and green/brown eyes and white skin. Her hair now is a light brown with blonde parts to it, she also still has white skin but has a lovely tan in summer too.

It just goes to show you never can tell..

[Drusilla]

I'm titian haired and green eyed and my ex husband was a dark haired Anglo-Frenchman. Our two daughters look just like me and little if any of his darker features are noticeable. Like mgba_78 says, I expected his darker colouring to be more dominant, but I suppose the fact that both my parents are red haired and green eyed played its part.

[Scarlett]

Yes i think you would have to look a bit farther back to both your sets of parents to get an idea.

This is interesting! http://museum.thetech.org/ugenetics/eyeCalc/eyecalculator.html

[Celtigra3]

Your baby will be beautiful anyway!

[Clanad]

Buenas tardes, Y Feliz ano Nuevo! Actually, the village of Coyolillo in the State of Vera Cruz, Mexico is well known for its population of Afromestizos. Their history is fascinating and the people, both men and women, are extremely handsome. I've been fortunate to visit on a number of occasions...Your baby is likely to resemble those appearing in the following link:

http://www.nhm.org/africa/gleaton/terra.html