A positive and B positive is what?

Yes, absolutely. The O+ parent can only give a type O gene, because it is recessive and the genotype of this parent is OO. The type AB parent has a 50-50 chance of passing on either a type A gene or...

When you were conceived your mom was either A+ or O and your dad was A or O so you have the genetics to give A or O, and your husband is in the same situation he's parents were B and o meaning that...

I'm simply assuming from the fact that my mother is supposedly AB Positive, my father is supposedly O Positive, and I myself am B Positive... yes!

I don't think so no, blood type is by genetics, and blood type wins down the scale i believe, so most likely the child would be A Positive it wouldn't go further down the scale to O its not possible

To best explain the answer, the ABO and the Rh should be examined separately. For the ABO, the child is likely to be type B since B is dominant against O. Each parent's allele pairing is either BB...