Can a woman with natural blonde hair and her husband (with dark brown hair) have kids with blonde hair?
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Yes. \n\nBlonde hair is a recessive gene, linked to a number of chromosomes. For simplicity's sake, assume it's just linked to one pair. The fact that it's recessive means that if only one chromosome out of the pair is blonde (and the other is brown), the person will have brown hair. Each person then contributes one chromosome out of that pair to their children. So two people with brown hair whose chromosomes are Blonde-Brown could have a child with blonde hair (if they both give the Blonde gene).\n\nSince you have naturally blonde hair, your chromosomes are Blonde-Blonde, so the child's hair color will depend entirely on your husband - that's why someone said the odds are 50%. In fact, multiple genes determine hair color, so that isn't quite correct, but you get the idea.
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My natural hair colour is blond - im the one with my hair up in the photo, I dont believe hair colour has anything to do with they way someone is in bed.\n\nI am more confident with dark hair. Hence the reason its coloured dark brown, Maybe others are more confident with blond hair? Its the person inside not the colour of hair. - i think anyways!
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yes you can. The reason is because every time you have a child, they all have different combinations of the man and woman's chromosomes in them.
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Each wavy-haired Caucasian would have a Gene for curly hair, (C) and a Gene for strait hair,(S). So\nCS, CS\nCC, CS ,SC,SS\n\nThe CS and SC would have wavy hair, so each offspring would have a 50% chance of having wavy hair. \n\nMost likely half the offspring would have wavy hair, but all combinations are possible with every pregnancy.
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not yet....is she a real blonde?
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If there is anyone on either side of the family that has red hair, there is a slim, slim chance of having a child with red hair. BUT it is really not very likely.\n\nIf there are no family members that you know of with red hair, then it is not going to happen.
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No, the number of chromosomes in the two is different so it would not create a baby.
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My sister did. They are married and have been married since 2001. They also have one child together. She does say that she has some different thoughts now about their relationship. But, yeah, they are still together since 1994.
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Blond and blonde are the same word with different spellings. The other pairs are different words. Hope that helped.
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If you mean natural blonde hair then it is lack of nutrients and malnutrition.
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It's (b) homozygous recessive because a blond person with bornw eyes can marry a person with brown hair and brown eyes and they have all blond blue eyed children or all brown eyed brown hairded children, it depends on the genes from both parents. The most important thing to remember is that there are two sets of genes, mom and dad and which ever gene the parents give, the dominant one takes over. So all brown mouse was dominant over the white mouse's white genes.
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YES! my sister-in-law did when she was 7 months pregnant. She was fine and the baby was born 2 months later in perfect health.
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blonde is a hair color sweetie not a race. because the black girl that lives next door to me with blonde hair is not eurpoean.
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It is definitely blond!Blondes have this special angel look going on.But they gotta be naughty angels!
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Wow.  I think it would be problematic.  Generally, the religion of the mom transfers to the children.  \n\nAs for problems, it depends on how religious each is.  I have known people in this situation that were able to raise the children under both, let them decide later, and just have all the celebrations.  Really depends on the people.
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It depends how religious they are. Only married women cover their hair, sometimes with wigs sometimes with scalves or hats. Its because they feel that its an intimate thing to share with just your husband. There are some sects that shave their heads and cover their heads with wigs, but for a different reason.
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Supposedly (according to the Montel Williams show) it is possible, but I've never seen it happen.\n\nMy son's father is very dark, I am sort of medium olive-skinned, and my son is about the same shade as my light-skinned black roommate, whose parents are both much darker than she is. \n\nIn my experience, children will often turn out to be LIGHTER-skinned than their parents, but almost never darker. I am a prime example of this. I do know a few individuals who have children that are marginally darker than their parents, but never a biracial kid.