[brad13010]

Me n baby momma are both white, the baby came out dark as can be w reddish skin tone, and now changes through day, from dark to light but is not close to my sons color when she's light colored, do you think I should believe her or is that baby biracial? She cheated on me few times and lives to deny it, some help would be appreciated! Thanks!

[teacherjenn4]

You'll never really know unless you have a DNA test, but skin color can be different in the same family. I have super white skin and light eyes, while my sister has very dark skin and dark eyes. We have the same parents.

[J_9]

Please stop asking the same question ad nauseum.

The baby's skin color is a matter of genetics. Two Caucasian people can have an African American or Hispanic looking baby depending on their ancestors. Genetic traits can skip generations, many generations.

Is there any reason to fidelity or lack thereof?

[odinn7]

Not sure I get what you mean when you say she changes color throughout the day... is she like a Glo-worm or something?

So anyway... I'm white as can be... German-Irish... white. My wife too. When my daughter was born, she was darker than us... I think it's fairly natural that infants are "discolored". Anyway, 12 years later, she's pasty white too.

If you're so worried, get a test done but posting the same question over and over isn't going to help you get anywhere.

[Wondergirl]

My first baby looked like a Chinese chipmunk. I am from a 100% German heritage and my husband is a mix of European flavors. I didn't cheat with a Chinese guy. By the time our son was four or so and losing his baby fat and chubby face, he started to look mostly like me.

The others who have responded have given you good answers.

[JudyKayTee]

WG - did you cheat with a chipmonk?

[Wondergirl]

WG - did you cheat with a chipmonk?

No, with a Chinese monk. You caught me!

Daniel was the image of the current Dalai Lama



but without the glasses and with more hair.