mixed and white baby?

Question

if you are white and you have a baby with a mixed guy..would your baby even be considered black at all? or what. would it look black?

Answer 1

That is genetics. Can not say with any certainty.

Answer 2

I am mixed and am having a baby with a white guy and asked a question kinda like this a couple days ago. Of course the baby is going to be considered part black - it's going to be part black, that's just common sense. However, you never know what it's going to look like, I am hoping for the best of both worlds....

Answer 3

What the baby looks like will depend on each of your individual genetic makeup. But, there is certainly a good chance that the baby may look black.

Technically, the baby would be considered some fraction (1/8th, 1/16th -- I am bad at math) black.

Answer 4

As long as the child has 1/3 black, they are considered black. I have a biracial child. Her father is Black & Indian, and I am white, but am of French, Indian, Spanish & Irish decent. I am from South Louisiana- when asked at the doctor's office what her race was, I answered other. It was the biggest thing- to them it was either black or white.
As far as what the child will look like, it just depends on the parent's genes. I didn't expect her to come out looking like a white child. She was olive completed, fine brown hair & blue eyes. She is now 4 years old, she has a golden brown skin tone, her eyes have changed from blue to grey or green, it just depends on what she is wearing.

Answer 5

Oh my gosh! Who cares!? It shouldn't matter what color a baby turns out to be.

See, that is what is wrong with society today; too much emphasis is placed on a person's race, especially when a parent is more concerned about what color their child's skin is going to be as opposed to their health. Race should not define who we are or what we become. But, unfortunately, the general population is too damn ignorant to except that we are all 99.9% biologically the same.

I find it very disheartening as a teenager to see grown men and women asking dumb *** questions such as these and I find it even more disheartening to see the dumb *** answers that people give in response. God bless those poor children who are born in this cesspool of a world. I cannot wait until I'm old enough to filter it.

Answer 6

If a baby has any black blood at all, it will be considered black in the US. The baby's looks all depend on DNA. I have two bi-racial (black and white) children and one looks black and the other looks bi-racial.

Answer 7

i have a friend that is white and had a baby by a mix, and the baby was very light skinned. not yellow, but very beautiful. but yes it would still have black in its blood.

Answer 8

Why would you wanna breed with a different color? The Children pay. My neighbor has 2 beautiful children, they are 1/2 black & 1/2 white, the girl has no signs of being colored but her hair, the boy has no signs of being white at all, but they get teased in school.

Answer 9

it all depends on what genes mix together - for example if you have blue eyes and the father has brown eyes, it all depends on the chromosomes that mix. Skin color is no different from that. As far as what the baby will be considered, it is like having Irish or German etc in your background.

Answer 10

the answer to that one used to be "One ounce black all black" b/c in generations to come both parents could be white and the baby be black, I wonder if this is an old wives tail.

Answer 11

It's called bi-racial and the baby will be mixed and it might do look black is that so bad Vann