By Damn - 06/05/2012 13:53 - Australia

Today, I noticed my nephew has blue eyes, freckles and dimples which don't run in my family or my sister's husband's family, but they do run in my husband's family. FML
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theonlysweetpea 10

Run a DNA test on both. Then kick ass if your poor sweet nephew is your stepson.

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negb 30

Maybe you're over reacting? Sorry :(

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ilyJesus777 2

Ask to take him out for Auntie day :) or babysit so she can have an off day u really need to DNA test ur husband

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boycrazy30007 12

Do you understand how serious of a crime it would be to take a DNA TEST FROM A CHILD without parental consent.

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amiemariej 0

He could just have traits from someone in either family from very very far back. Without a DNA test, don't flip out

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klorehore 24

that's a horrible thing to think about your own husband! expecting something that awful with that little "evidence" is just way too paranoid, I feel sorry for your husband having such a unloving and overdramatic wife!

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soccerchick022 0

If neither of your parents have blue eyes, it is impossible to have a child with blue eyes. As far as freckles and dimples, those are recessive and may or may not have skipped a few generations. Buy just in case, double check with a DNA test. Don't sweat it til you have all the proof.

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lauraaaaaa_fml 7

Errr, blue eyes is also a recessive gene. So it's entirely possible for neither parent to have blue eyes but for their child to have them. Like freckles and dimples, it could easily have skipped a generation or two. OP, don't worry too much until you have all the facts. Or until the kid grows up to look like your husband.

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FatTony2010 4

Only thing that can reveal the truth is a DNA test ;)

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linkinpark98 23

I'm the only one with hazel eyes in my family...... ._. Genes can skip too, OP. Don't be so quick to lead to suspicions!

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prinzess_fml 25

Not in this case. Get your DNA checked. Seriously. If someone has green/blue eyes, it means they own absolutely no brown/hazel-eyes gene, 0. So if BOTH parents have blue/green eyes, then the baby will NEVER have hazel eyes. It is impossible. "Genes can skip" does not work in this case. I am very sorry.

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BellaMarta 19

196- Unless the grandparents do.

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linkinpark98 23

Well, from what I know, both my grandparents had brown eyes.... So, I guess I'm safe? :D

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prinzess_fml 25

No. 2 hazel-eyed people can have a blue-eyed kid. But two blue-eyed people can't have a hazel-eyed kid. Search on Google: "Blue Eyes -- A Clue To Paternity" ScienceDaily And read carefully.

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amazingamelia 4

1-866-45maury you're welcome.

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