Black father white mother can baby be white?

Answer 1

Of course they are! It's the natural, unchangeable pigment of their skin, just like white skin. It doesn't turn that color through sunlight or anything.

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Actually, some are born with very light skin that gradually darkens during the first few weeks of life. Others are born with the skin tone they will have for life.

Answer 2

I am white and my childrens dad is black. When my son was born he was white as me! It took a bit then he got some color. Their dad is pretty dark and I am very white (blond hair blue eyes) our daughter came out with color though. They are both a medium brown now at 2 and 4. Ive seen a white woman have a child with a black man who was dark and the little girl was so light with green eyes and barely any color. I think it just depends on whose genes they get! Can go either way-and hey he bugs you too much they have paternity tests at the store now for $20 and you send them away and pay like $100 to get the same results you would with an in court test that costs a lot. Put his mind at ease and do it!

Answer 3

, Mr or Mrs Sorry but this is a ignorant question the baby will be mixed with african american and calcasian and any other race their parent has. The baby may look light skinned in most cases. The babys hair maybe thick like most black women and curly. Or some other grade of hair.

Answer 4

Yes because if the womens DNA/ genetics are strong they baby can come out dark but if both the black womens and white males DNA's are strong the baby will come out as a mutual color between both of them.

Answer 5

yes they are, i just watched a special on some childrens hospital or summin, and a black couple came in, the mother bore the child, and at first the baby was white. later it turned black.

Answer 6

the grand parents of the baby, would need to be darker.