Nearly all African babies I have seen are born looking white. Their complexion are always either white, slightly pink or slightly red. I haven't ever seen an African baby born black.
It makes me wonder why so? Didn't they have all the genes right from when they were pea size in Mommy's womb? I mean, they didn't just get the melanin gene, they've always had it. So why not come out black right from day one?
Some babies come out somewhat blue, purple or yellow but as soon as they take their first breath, their skin tons gradually even out and look more healthy.
My baby girl was so fair In complexion at birth that everybody mentioned how beautiful her skin tone was but also didn't fail to say that she was going to be black in complexion soon. I found it annoying and unnecessary each time they make such comment. I mean, she's black and black is beautiful. Black represents richness. Black is unique.
My baby is 8months old now and she is more beautiful than ever. Her melanin is poping and she's perfect just they way she is.
