Is it different from when they were born? I've heard people say all babies' eyes are blue when they are born and I've also heard all babies' eyes are brown. No clue which, if either, is right. My kiddo's eyes are blue and I'm really hoping they stay that way!
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Re: What color are your baby's eyes?
See, that's the thing. A friend of ours' daughter was born with brown eyes and they stayed brown. Makes me wonder if the "all babies are born with ____ color eyes" is just an old wives tale.
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His eyes are a blue/gray. I doubt they will turn brown, as neither DH nor I have brown eyes, but maybe hazel. His eyes are pretty close to the color of my eyes now.
I have a friend whose baby was born with brown eyes, but I've always heard the "all babies are born with blue eyes" thing, too. Guess it's just "most" instead of "all".
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I think it is only caucasian babies that are all born with blue eyes. DS's are dark blue/grey. I love them because they match all his clothes but I have a feeling they will change to brown.
DH and I are both Caucasian... DD#1 was born with DH's brown eyes and my red hair. DD#2 was born with my hazel eyes and DH's blonde hair.
I read that babies can be born with blue or brown eyes, but if they are born with brown eyes it is either very unlikely or impossible (I can't remember which) that they will turn blue. My LO was born with dark blue/gray eyes and they are getting lighter blue everyday.
I also heard that if both parents have blue eyes, there is a 100% chance the baby will have blue eyes. DH and I both have blue eyes so I guess we will see!
This. Also, if neither parent has brown, baby can't get brown. At least that's what my science teacher told me in 8th grade.
Her eyes were a dark, dark blue when born but are lightening up now to a bluish gray color. I have green eyes and my husband has brown so we'll see what she ends up with- I would guess probably hazel.
Eye color isn't really as simple as if both parents have this color this is the only one possible, it's determined by a bunch of different alleles. Basic science classes teach basic genetics with just a dominant and recessive (basically, two choices) and many teachers will group eye color in there because it's an easy illustration that kids can visualize however it's technically incorrect. There is no "dominant" and "recessive" gene for eye color it's different combinations of genes that combine that's why there are so many different color combinations and why a baby in a family of all brown eyed people will randomly end up with the blue eyes of a great great aunt on the dad's side or something like that. /science geek out.
My parents both had brown eyes and I ended up with the green eyes my grandmother had. My mom's parents had blue and green eyes and she has dark dark brown. Funny story actually- in middle school one of my mom's teacher told the class that if neither of your parents had brown eyes you couldn't have them. She was so upset because she thought that it meant that her parents weren't really her parents.
You mean the big B little b isn't it???
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Yeah my baby girl has dark gray eyes right now too with a darker ring around the outside but I'm still waiting for them to change to brown. If they don't though I won't mind!
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They're dark blue, maybe greyish. I would've sworn they were brown in the DR, but he didn't open them that widely to see =P
H has brown and I have blue, so he could stay or switch to brown...
I've read this, too, and it's held true with friends' and relatives' babies.
J. has dark blue eyes & I assume they'll turn brown at some point like mine & MH's
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