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CONGRATS!!!!
What is it with you people and these babies with full heads of hair! 😯 😯 😆
Wishing you all the best!
Nirvanacat13 wrote:CONGRATS!!!!
What is it with you people and these babies with full heads of hair! 😯 😯 😆
Wishing you all the best!
LOL! He’s actually my baldest baby. Each of my babies have had progressively less hair. Weird. My firstborn… you could have French-braided her hair from the start.Congrats to you too!!
And he’ll be a welcome addition to Khym, ’cause I believe there are very few Born “on” the forum boys!! Someone correct me if I’m wrong But now there’s Khym, and Mohan… Why is my brain trying to tell me we have another boy, but not divulging the info on who?
Krysia wrote:Nirvanacat13 wrote:CONGRATS!!!!
What is it with you people and these babies with full heads of hair! 😯 😯 😆
Wishing you all the best!
LOL! He’s actually my baldest baby. Each of my babies have had progressively less hair. Weird. My firstborn… you could have French-braided her hair from the start.Well they DO say the bald gene is passed on by the mother….. 😆 😆
Do they? Hmm… I’m adopted, but was born with mega-hair, according to my baby photos. I’m wondering if it has something to do with the hair color itself; each of my (4) kids have had progressively lighter hair at birth as well.
My first was born with black hair (which was eventually replaced with dark blonde, her dad’s hair color), my second with very dark brown hair (also replaced with dark blonde), my third with dark blonde, and my last with medium blonde.
Go fig.
Mohan is also my only child born with “slate” colored eyes — that indiscernible blue-grey-green-brown color that may turn blue later (which would be very cool). All my other kids have varying brown eyes.
They used to think that blue was a recessive gene and would be run over by brown eyed genes, but not always. It really all depends on if both parents carry the blue eyed gene, if they do then there is a good chance that blue will win out.
However, that being said, if one parent doesn’t carry any blue eyed genes and only brown, the chances of a child of theirs ending up portraying blue eyes is reduced considerably, hazel or green might show up, but blue will likely be out. Just depends on if both parents carry blue eyed genes or not.
Howver, all of your children will carry the genes for blue eyes if their father is blue eyed, so many of your future grandchildren will likely have blue eyes.
Just some of my genetic classes showing up here, guess I learned more than I thought! LOL!
Either way, he’s a gorgous boy and regardless of what color his eyes end up, you are still gonna be beating girls off of him with sticks later. *grin*
Kyrin
Kyrin wrote:They used to think that blue was a recessive gene and would be run over by brown eyed genes, but not always. It really all depends on if both parents carry the blue eyed gene, if they do then there is a good chance that blue will win out.
However, that being said, if one parent doesn’t carry any blue eyed genes and only brown, the chances of a child of theirs ending up portraying blue eyes is reduced considerably, hazel or green might show up, but blue will likely be out. Just depends on if both parents carry blue eyed genes or not.
Howver, all of your children will carry the genes for blue eyes if their father is blue eyed, so many of your future grandchildren will likely have blue eyes.
Just some of my genetic classes showing up here, guess I learned more than I thought! LOL!
Either way, he’s a gorgous boy and regardless of what color his eyes end up, you are still gonna be beating girls off of him with sticks later. *grin*
Kyrin
Genetics are a trip. Even more so in a multi-racial situation. You never quite know what you’re going to get.
😆(Click the thumbnail for the larger photo.)
This one taken yesterday evening (I suck at close-up photography)… (I wonder if he will have blue eyes…)
First evening at home…
First bath at home…
Second swing ride at home…
And… I’m stopping now because I have hundreds of photos… cursed digital cameras! LOL… 😀
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