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Posted by lisamerchant86 25 May at 22:07
i've been watching nicole for the past hour and half and noticed shes hardly ever blinks, just stares. she moves her eyes alot is that normal.
and nick is asking when do their eye colour changes? (he's hoping she has the same colour as him)
lis and nicole 2 weeks today
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Posted by mummyof408 31 May at 14:08
that you and Nick have different colour eyes? I have heard said that 2 blue eyed parents will produce a blue eyed child. Me and hubby both blue eyed I would think then would have blue eyed children. But my hubby as flecks of brown in both eyes so not sure what will happen with Destiny but for now she has definate blue eyes. Our other child together also has blue eyes.
I think this is right, that if a child has one blue eyed parent and the other parent has another colour the chances are that the child will also have blue eyes as blue is the dominant gene. Probably totally wrong - but thats my two pence worth!
Hope you and little un are well.
Hayley and Destiny almost 21 weeks old! x
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Posted by minnietheminx1 1 June at 22:53
brown is more dominant than blu so if you have a brown eyed parent and a blue eyed parent chances are that you will have a brown eyed child but you have to look at grandparents eyes too (sometimes greatgrandparents) as my youngest has grey/green eyes and both me and my hubby have brown, she has my grandads eyes, my parents are brown but my sister has blue (my nan had blue eyes) or maybee shes the milkmans???? lol
emma
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Posted by icklejules 31 May at 12:39
Their eyes can change colour up till they are about 3, my mum still thought I had blue eyes lol and they are infact green but on lots of toddler pics I have blue eyes!! xx
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Posted by 5reloaded5 25 May at 23:47
There is a reason but I can't remember, just that I asked the visiting midwives about this with one of my babies when I noticed it. She said they're not the same as us at this stage, as in they don't need to like we do. Ask a NHS person, they'll know the technical reason.
Sometimes, of course, the eyes colour don't change...
Jen 35 + 3 with no 5 x
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Posted by fairycakes84 25 May at 22:31
yeah ive noticed that too ... must be normal lol ..
As for the eyes, its usually around 6-8 weeks i think.
Hope u and Nicole are well
Jo and Harry - 3 weeks and 4days x
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