What determines who a child looks like?

Who a child looks like turns out to be determined by these factors!

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What will the unborn baby look like? Will he be more like his dad or his mom? From the moment of conception, your baby's appearance has been "designed" to a large extent. Because the genes from father and mother are like blueprints, the baby's body structure will largely depend on innate genetics. But this is not absolute, and the influence of acquired factors will also play a role.

Single eyelids or double eyelids:

Single eyelids or double eyelids: If one parent has single eyelids and the other has double eyelids, their baby is likely to have double eyelids; if both parents have single eyelids, Babies usually have single eyelids. Although many babies are born with single eyelids, double eyelids will "grow" as they grow older. According to statistics, only 20% of infants and young children have double eyelids, this increases to 40% of middle school students and 50% of college students.

Length of eyelashes:

Length of eyelashes: Long eyelashes are a dominant inheritance. If one parent has long eyelashes, the baby is more likely to have long eyelashes as well. Some mothers believe that cutting off the tips of their baby's eyelashes can promote the growth of eyelashes and make them grow longer. In fact, this is a misconception.

Nose size and nose bridge height:

Big nose, high nose and wide nostrils are dominant inheritance, which means that if one parent has these characteristics, their baby will also often have these characteristics. However, a baby's nose is not immediately distinctive at birth. Many babies start with a flat nose bridge. As the body develops and grows, the nose bridge may grow longer and higher.

Ears:

Big ears are a dominant inheritance. As long as one parent has big ears, there is a high possibility that the baby will also have big ears.

Dimples:

A baby will be very cute if he has a pair of small dimples. Dimples are dominantly inherited. If both parents have dimples, the probability that the baby will have them is at least 75%; if one parent has dimples, the probability that the baby will also have them is at least 50%; if neither parent has dimples, then neither will the baby.