do all biracial children have mongolian spots?

Question

even if there biracial with light skin?

Answer 1

Here is the def. from my medical dictionary: A benign bluish-black macule, between 2 and 8 cm, occurring over the sacrum and on the buttocks of SOME NEWBORNS. IT IS ESPECIALLY COMMON IN AFRICAN_AMERICANS,NATIVE AMERICANS,SOUTHERN EUROPEANS,AND ASIAN-AMERICANS ANS USUALLY DISAPPEARS DURING EARLY CHILDHOOD. To answer your question i would have to say no.

Answer 2

Baby Mongolian Spots

Answer 3

Mongolian spots have nothing to do with biraciality. It is a hereditary trait. It is more prevalent in some groups than others (90% in Asians, 80% in East Africans, 46% in Hispanics, and 1-9% in Whites). In most children born with it, it spontaneously disappears within four years of birth, but it can persist for life in some people.

Answer 4

No, I have two biracial children and neither have any mongolian spots and never have. My children are mixed with black and white and both have very even skin tones with no discolorations or markings.

Answer 5

Mongolian spots are typically found in Hispanic or Indgenous American Indians. Are also known to occur in Blacks and Asians. Usually people with natural brown skin pigmentation.



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Answer 6

No they dont I have 7 biracial children my second child and 7 child do not have any.But they do fade as they get older my 21 yr ,17,10yr old have all dissappeared.

Answer 7

No, not necessarily. Biracial children can have many difference appearances, depending upon genetics, heredity, and chance.

Answer 8

i wouldnt go so far as to say all biracial children have them, but my daughter is italian and laos and she has a small one on her back...its very light in color. My other friends with asian children have them as well.

Answer 9

I am white and my baby's dad is Native American and our son has mongolian spots, one of my nieces who is also half native had them too but my other two nieces by (by the same mom) had a Mexican father and they didn't, I think it just depends!

Answer 10

it depends on the mix of races. I was caring for a little girl that was part caucasion and part Puerto rican and it looked like she had bruises. her family forwarned me before I flipped out . :)



having light skin will not stop that.

Answer 11

My daughter is biracial and she doesn't have any spots.

Answer 12

my son is a mix of black white and Hawaiian and i haven't seen anything like that on his skin. so i don't think you have anything to worry about

Answer 13

Yeah they do...both my sons had them on there back going down... they almost look like bruses

Answer 14

NO, not all do - its very common for them not to have any

Answer 15

My daughter's half mexican and half white, no spots.