my baby is 1/4 thai, 1/4 puerto rican and the rest German and scotch-Irish.
She has hair like a new penny w/red lashes and brows too. She has brown eyes and can tan a little.
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∙ 12y agoNot necessarily. If you're black, yes. If you are Asian, no. If you are Caucasian, no. Your birth place doesnt set your race, only your nationality. An Asian couple could move to Madagascar and have a baby there, but the baby would be Asian still, only Malagasy (demonym of people from Madagascar) by nationality.
Most likely, no, the baby will not be a ginger because the "ginger gene" is recessive and non-dominant which means that it skips generations and then might not even show because say, brown hair, in a dominant gene. I am sorry to say that no, the baby will not be a ginger. (in 150 yrs. they will be extinct you know) Signed, Crazy Ginger Girl :D
no. because there is no a in the blood. thats like an american getting an asian baby.
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yes and is very likely but there is nothing to worry about ginger hair is lovely
A Scottish word for a baby would be Bairn. This word is also used over in North Eastern England.
Not necessarily. The baby's hair color is determined by a combination of genetic factors from both parents, so it is possible for the baby to have a different hair color than their parents.
No, two white people cannot produce an Asian baby biologically. In order to have an Asian baby, at least one of the parents must have Asian ancestry. This is determined by the genetic makeup passed down from the parents to their offspring.
Good for an Asian baby
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Here is a list of some of my favourite names that you might like to call this bunny: treacle toffee ginger fudge fuzzy that is all I can think of but do a google search on male rabbit names and you might find a couple of other suitable ones.
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