So a friend of mine (he is unfortunately dead) had cancer and he was dating a girl for about 2 years he then discovered he had cancer and that he would live at best 1 more year. his girlfriend announced to him a week later that she was pregnant (they were both white) ..he kept on saying that life is a joke ..he was happy because he would have a baby now but sad because he would die in a year ..anyway 9 months later the baby was born and it was black .. he then disappeared for weeks and we learnt that he had died a month later
Felt so f*****g sorry ...

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That's just so sad.... Knowing you die and the only light left in your life (Knowing that a part of you will live on in the baby) gets violently crushed too. I wouldn't be suprprised if this event crushed your friends will to live entirely, which ended in his death so soon after birth.

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Super awkward for everyone involved. The husband was only in the room for a bit then left and didn’t see him again. The fob (father of baby) showed up after the baby was born.

I’ve also had where they didn’t know whose baby it was so both guys were present to see whose they thought it was.

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"Nooo dude, he looks like me! It's my son!" " Nah, clearly has my eyes!"

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Kinda the inverse of what you’re asking for, my mom has a story about when she gave birth to my sister in Sweden (my family was living there temporarily for my dad’s work).

My mom’s blonde and white, my dad’s obviously Japanese but delivery was a C-section so his entire head basically was covered for sterilization reasons. My sister came out with a full head of dark hair, the nurse looked very concerned and whispered to my mom, “Hey — your baby’s black!”

Not really used to minorities, most Swedes in the ‘90s. Obviously my parents both laughed it off, but it’s a fun anecdote.

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Mother to be warned, “this could go one of two ways” prior to delivery. Wasn’t sure what she meant. She was white, as was her husband. Delivered baby was black. Then it all made sense.

1. This happened about 4 years ago. Sorry to be anticlimactic, but I don’t know where they are today or how the situation turned out. I CAN tell you that the dad left the room immediately and the mom burst into tears. So this leads me to believe he might’ve had a suspicion? Otherwise there might’ve been a little more shock? I honestly don’t know.

2. Yes, I did mean to say mixed & not black.

3. I never said I was a doctor.

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My SO and I just had our first in January. He has brown hair and I'm blonde. When she arrived, the nurse exclaimed, "wow, look at that red hair!"

We know it's a recessive gene but it wasn't the very first thing we expected to hear!

We looked at eachother for a moment and I said, in my drugged and exhausted post labor stupor, "I swear she's yours.".

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I was assisting at a Caesarian when I was a junior doctor. The woman’s dark skinned partner had been in prison 9 months or so.

I took the baby immediately upon delivery and announced cheerily “It’s a boy!”

Her first words were “Is it black?”

Luckily the baby was a mocha colour that could have gone either way, and I told her in a mildly confused manner “Ahhh, it could be?”.

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My sister used to volunteer as a nurse in (bad) third world countries. She built orphanages and helped with treatment.

In one particular hospital (in Congo I believe, I’m not sure, she’s worked everywhere) she was stationed at the Gyn departement. On her first day a woman came in in labor with Placenta Praevia (the placenta is in front of the exit for the baby) which was the cause for the mother losing a lot of blood and on the brink of death.

Because my sister was white and she was wearing a white coat, the DOCTORS there thought she was more equipped to do the Cesarean, even though she was just a nurse in training.

Nevertheless, they shoved the instruments in her hands and made her do it. My sister (the f*****g badass that she is) continued to do it because the doctors were afraid to do it themselves. (Appearantly if you come in and need a C-cection, they cut out the baby but the mom never survives).

Anyhow; she did the surgery from what she had learned from individual study and together with the doctors they managed to save both the baby boy and the mother.

After a horrowing surgery, blood everywhere etc. The baby had to go into an improvied incubator. Before they could do that, the dad went crazy on my sister.

Why you ask?

Well, because all babies come out a little whiter than their own skin colour, the dad thought my sister put some spell on the child, making him white (because she was white herself).

People restrained him, the baby was safely indubated and my sister continued to calm the father and explain how it worked.

Needless to say, she was very scared when a huge muscular man went crazy and tried to hit her with a bedpan.

Luckily everything turned out allright in the end.

I know, it’s not really an exact answer to your question, but I thought it kinda fit here!

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Not my story, but my brother's. My mother is an OB nurse, so she got to help deliver my brother's girlfriend's baby. We're all white, but the baby came out black. My brother was so heartbroken and desperately didn't want to believe the baby wasn't his, and raised the baby for at least 6 months before his girlfriend kicked him out to try and be together with the kids real dad. This was just a little over a year ago, but I don't think my brother has been the same since :(.

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At least your brother tried. I feel bad for him.

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I'm Chinese and my wife is white. When our daughter was born, she had a little jaundice. When the doctor told her this to let her know that the baby needed the light treatment, he said it as: "Your baby girl is a little yellow." Not understanding the situation, my wife in her post-labor state said: "Well, my husband is Chinese.".

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Not a doctor (shh, fremulon) but a friend of my mom had a black husband, baby came out white(ish). She was confused/stressed, but husband was cool “they are supposed to be light at birth“.

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Pigment comes in a week later. My baby had blue eyes for a few days before they turned dark brown.

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Not a doctor or nurse, but when I was 14, maybe 15, I found out my cousin and his wife were having a baby (keep in mind my mum had lots of much older siblings, so my cousin was already 23 at this point).

Fast forward eight months later, me, mum and the rest of our extended family were eagerly waiting outside the delivery room, and we hear a scream.

Not my cousin's wife, but my cousin. The nurse opens the doors for us, and we see my cousin sitting on a chair, his head in his hands. His wife is holding their baby in her hands, but the only thing was:

The baby was black.

Needless to say, they divorced a month later and we have not heard from her since.

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The writing in this is a really good example of systemic racism. The only skin colour mentioned is 'black', and we have been expected to assume that every other person in the story is not black, probably white. The assumption is that 'white is the norm' and 'black is the aberration'.

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Obligatory "not a doctor or nurse" BUT this situation happened in my extended family!

My aunt and uncle had two kids, both toe head blondes. My aunt is blonde, my uncle has light brown hair. They have their third kid who has the darkest, curliest hair you've ever seen! My uncle thought my aunt cheated on him with the literal milk man.. apparently that guy had dark curly hair - bad luck.

Turns out... My uncle's mom had dark, curly hair when she was born (and throughout her childhood) but started coloring her hair blonde and straightening it when she was a teen. My uncle never knew his own mother's natural hair or texture and there were very few pictures of her as a young girl so he hadn't know it wasn't her natural hair. Thankfully, when my aunt and uncle's marriage was on the rocks, my grandma casually mentioned how much this girl would hate her hair when she grew you and would color/straighten it, just like she had... Uncle had a sigh of relief and all has been good since then.

Btw, my cousin does not dye or straighten her hair - guess grandma was wrong :).

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I would be very concerned if I had a toe-headed baby instead of a tow-headed baby.

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Anesthesiologist here. C-sections are typically done under spinal anesthesia, and we're the ones at the head of the table keeping the mother calm and talking her through the procedure while the surgeons operate.

I've seen it more than once, but I remember one in particular when the parents were both very Caucasian, and the baby was very much not -- the actual father obviously had to be very dark-skinned. At delivery, when the not-Father saw the baby he just looked down at his wife (who was starting to cry) and calmly said, "You f*****g w***e" and walked out.

She started screaming for him to come back, but there wasn't much she could do since she was, you know, still being operated on. She lost it to the point I eventually had to sedate her just a bit because she was in danger of injuring herself.

As far as I know her husband never came back to the hospital, I don't know what happened after that.

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I (male) was present at the birth of all my children; and my youngest (daughter) was kind of a surprise, and we still really do not have an explanation. Mom and dad: both white. Daughter; when born, was quite swarthy. Not sure how else to put it. Not dark enough that anyone thought she had a black father. . . but I dunno, someone could have thought her father was Latino or maybe south Asian?

Anyway - I didn't really think anything of it at the time. She showed some other physical traits which really made me certain I was her father (ear shape, and some other facial features). As she grew older, and grew up, she "lightened up". Actually, at birth, her hair was really dark, but very quickly grew out blond, (another trait - but from both sides of the family). She has her mother's brown eyes. Funny thing was that when she got into her teens, her blond hair went to 'dishwater', then to brown (as it is today; though on any given day, it could be orange, or green, or white. She's like that).

As she got older, there were more and more physical traits that convinced me she was my descendant. Specific location of cowlicks. Nervous ticks. Shape of her finger and toe nails. She even has this weird "extra" fold on the inside of her pinky on her right hand, exactly like mine. And a mole on her cheek, which I also have (slightly different location, but same type of mole) - and my brother has, and my sister has, and most of her cousins have, and both her brothers also have.

The other funny thing was that she was so dark as an infant, when we bought her her first doll, we picked the "Latino" colored one, to match how she had been. (then as she grew up, turns out she was not into dolls really. All that social gender programming was for naught - she considers herself some sort of neutral gender, which is fine, still love her).

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My hair did that. When I was a baby/small child, I had platinum blonde hair. Then in my mid-teens, it started going dark, to the point that in my early 20s it was such a dark brown that it looks black under certain lighting. Then in my mid-30s strands of red showed up. That bit was odd and unexpected.

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Not a doctor or nurse. But, one person I know had a child that showed African-Americans features such as dark skin. The husband divorced the wife. Wife claimed she never cheated. Like ten years later, it turned out that he had African ancestry, and the kid was his.

So I guess in a way this doesn’t apply to the post, but I think it does in a way as well.

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Not a doctor, but I saw other people posting stories like this so I'd thought I'd chip in. Sorry if format is bad, I'm on mobile.

My dad is native American, and my mom is white.

My parents weren't married, and they were having some issues with their relationship. My dad had my (half) brother with his former girlfriend, and his ex was trying to take my brother away because my dad wouldn't get back together with her. My dad didn't like his ex, refused, and stayed with my mom.

My dad and his ex were having a custody battle over my brother, and while that was happening my mom found out she was pregnant with me.

My grandpa really wanted my dad to go back with his ex, so that they could raise my brother together and he could learn "what a real family is", so that "he would grow up with a normal family", etc. He tried to pay my dad to leave my mom at the start of the custody battle. So, when he found this out, he started telling everybody my mom was lying so he would stay with her. When my mom was visibly pregnant he would say that my mom had cheated because my dad was "smart enough to use a condom"

So, y'know, I was born. Didn't look native, whatsoever. My dad kind of freaked, and everyone else really did. My grandpa was there, and apperantly just started yelling about her being a cheater, and "I told you so".

Thank God they got a paternity test, because yes, I am his kid. I had to take a blood test to get my status card, and I am about 40%.

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Paramedic here, our crew delivered a full birth in the back of our rig. We have 2 paramedics in the back with the PT, a driver, and I’m working on the laptop listening to info they are telling me to add to the report. All the sudden, it goes kind of quiet, I hear the mother let out a very loud “Oh s**t, it’s not white!” (She was very white)

Few more seconds of silence, and I’m like, “?”

The driver alarm(beeping light on the center console sent from a button in the back) was pressed 2 times quickly, generally meaning to turn around to get info for the report. I turn from the front passenger seat to see a very dark skin colored baby.(I’m guessing Cuban) I can’t see the mothers face, but all I see is her shacking her head. She begins to worry, saying that “her husband is meeting us there at the hospital! He can’t see this!!!”. I just continue the report, and am not sure what the problem is, but I guess we’ll see when we get there.

Flash forward, to the ER. We stop outside the ambulance bay, I get out to open the doors, and am met by another very white heavyset guy in a uniform shirt, dress pants and glasses, asked me if his wife was in there and she was in labor when he was coming home.

Hospital policy dictates that we can’t have random people that we can’t confirm identity that close to the rig when opening doors for PT safety. Security is there quick, holds him back a bit. We open the doors, roll the PT and her newborn out. He takes one look, sees the color of the baby,

*JAW DROP*, LOOK OF DESPAIR. Like a 1000 yard stare. Even security had a look like, “wow, that women f****d up, and this guy knows it now”

Wife: “BABE, I can explain every bit of this!!! I know it looks weird, but I can!!!!”

We wheel her into ER. No sign of husband. Last I knew, the husband didn’t check into the hospital as a visitor. I’m assuming he went home to pack his stuff.

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From my friend who was a delivery nurse for years.

The mother takes the doctor aside and makes him promise to let her know the color of the baby the instant he knows. The baby is born and the doctor announces to mom,"Congratulations on your beautiful, healthy WHITE baby!" The father just walked right out the room and they never found anything more out about it.

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Not a delivery nurse, but I have to share...

My friend Sara was pregnant and her boyfriend flaked out and was not in the picture. So, her other friend Erik and I took it upon ourselves to be there for her during the pregnancy. When she was having an ultrasound, we were both there in the room with her. As the tech is showing us the baby's face, we were saying things like, "dude, that's totally your nose", "look, that can't be my chin," etc... Sara was laughing and the bewildered tech was looking at the three of us, probably making comparisons herself.

I ended up working with that tech years later. One day she said, "So, out of curiosity... Who was the father?" lol.

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I’m a fiery ginger, my father is blonde/blue-eyed, and my mother is dark hair/eyes middle-Eastern. My parents actually MAKE mailman jokes at my expense, but it’s just the Irish ancestry on my father’s side.

Funniest part is my dad makes most of the jokes and my fraternal twin sister is dark hair/dark eyes, but looks EXACTLY like the women on my dad’s side.

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Not exactly the story you wanted to hear but still close enough.
I know a midwife and she once told a story about how she had to do two first visits in families on the same day. She visited the first family and everything was pretty normal. She went home and ate lunch, then went to visit the second family. The father opens the door and has a pleasing look on his face. She is a bit confused until she realizes that it's the same father as in the family before.

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Consulted a couple who were expecting a baby and were confused about how she had Chlamydia (again). Turns out they both had Chlamydia, both got treated and continued doing their thing. She could not get her head round how she had it again if he was the only guy she had slept with... He just looked very sheepish as I tried to subtly explain maybe he had caught it from elsewhere and passed it on. Took a long time for the penny to drop. One of those couples where you realise the kid won't get help with their science homework from their parents.

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I was once privy to a situation where a state senator and his wife had a baby. She claimed the baby was premature, but it was very clearly not.

Not only that, but the senator was very obviously gay (he winked at me several times and asked for my phone number).

**THEN** another man came in. He had a prominent forehead, short arms, and a tiny nose... JUST. LIKE. THE. BABY!!!

Everyone had their suspicions about the situation, but nobody actually found out for sure until about a year later when the woman finally admitted it alongside the road.

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Not a Doctor.
In the military downrange one guy informed us his wife had gotten pregnant while he was home on RR, of course we gave him s**t, saying “Jodi has a new baby” and asking him if he knew the father. But it was all just joking around. This guy and his wife were white, very very white. End of the rotation we get back and walk into the gym where our families were waiting, we do the dog and pony show and were released. We were all hugging family and laughing, but we look over and this guy is holding the darkest baby I’ve ever seen,.....and looked to be three months older than it should be. THE JOKES STOPPED. Nobody said s**t about it.
About a year later the couple were standing outside the Chaplains office and I asked what’s up. They informed me that he had found out that the baby wasn’t his and they needed counseling. I could have gotten an academy award for my acting! “Oh really???, your baby looks just like you! Nobody would have guessed!”.

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In high school my gym teacher was married to the biology teacher, who was also really good friends with my math teacher (always saw them chatting and walking together). Well the bio teacher got pregnant and when she brought the baby in there was an unignorable resemblance to the math teacher. Her husband ended up driving to the nearest hospital and shooting himself dead in the parking lot. Was a big scandal at our relatively small private school. One of a few actually.

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Wasn’t there, but my cousin found out real quick when his girlfriends kid was black and neither he nor the girlfriend were. The funny thing is, he’s the one taking care of him, as his girlfriend was an even bigger piece of work than he was and keeps showing time and time again that she’s not fit to care for a child.

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Well good on the cousin I say, the child wasn't a part of this

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Med student. Had a mother who was A- and father was A- but baby ended up being A+. Mother was asking if it was possible for this to happen and the doctor kind of implied that it was possible (to my surprise since it's not meant to be). But they suggested to retest the husband's blood group and follow up with their GP.
The doctor told me after that they didn't want to get involved and would leave it up to the GP to deal with and just hoped the husband was actually positive.

Apparently got awkward the next day (they stayed for a couple days after due to complications) when the husband was asking about blood grouping and was just strongly suggested to get retested.

I never found out what happened after but from my impression of the mother and some of the things she said I am pretty sure she cheated.

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I was a phlebotomist. Went to draw a baby and a nurse holds up a little baby and says, “Does he look black?”

I laughed and said, “No, look at that red hair!”

Apparently mom was white, husband was black. But he’d been in jail and she had been accused of cheating with a white guy. Guess they found the proof. She confessed right in the delivery room that it wasn’t his.

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I was told this story by a nurse, veracity might be clouded by time, but...

A birth of the couple's third child. The couple was white, the baby was obviously of Pacific Islander descent.

Everyone went very quiet. The nurse telling me the story said she took a moment of silence as she realised what had happened, then she tried to act normally, but waiting for the outburst. She said the tension was unreal.

The guy stared for a minute at a child that was very obviously not his. The mum was already in tears and talking very fast.

The guy stood up, looked around for a minute, then left the room. Never said a word. He wasn't seen again at the hospital, the mum spent the rest of the day on her phone, the nurse doesn't think she ever found him.

The last part is even more distantly related gossip, but allegedly the father cut all ties immediately, speaking regarding care of his 2 actual kids only through his lawyer.

If any of that is true, I take my hat off to the guy.

Edit: Just to clarify, the story goes he was very much into raising/looking after his actual kids, but wanted nothing further to do with the mum or the kid that wasn't his. He lawyered up to avoid potential emotional fallout, which to me is pretty classy (again, if true).

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Sorry, but disagree with the "hats off to the guy". Yes, being cheated on is horrible, and then finding out the newborn isn't yours, must be devastating. But 2 divorced parents who don't speak to each other is really bad for their mutual kids. He should find a way to heal his wounds, so that he and the mom can be on speaking terms again, that would be the greatest gift to his kids. He didn't deserve any of this pain, but his kids don't deserve to be the victims of the situation n'either. As a parent, you need to deal with your pain so that your kids don't suffer, sorry but that's part of your resposibility.

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Kind of unrelated but this lady at my church is a white female married to a white male. They have one younger kid who is the spitting image of his dad and obviously white. Then, they have an older kid that is quite visibly mixed. The kid has dark brown skin and curly African American hair and nonetheless looks nothing like the dad. So this lady claims that when she gave birth the hospital gave her baby a shot that turned him black. Therefore, we refer to this kid as “blackshot”. Feel bad for the kid but he truly believes the story and is in like 7th grade.

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Well that’s just terrible in like 10 different ways.

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Ohhh I can actually answer this one, though the story is my sister’s. So, the girl was problematic to say the least. She was in her late teens and ran away from the doctors to get high on god knows what DURING the early stages of her (untimely) delivery. Unsurprisingly the kid had a plethora of problems and was immediately transferred to a neonatal unit. Now for context we live in an EXTREMELY white area, so babies of colour are a rarity. Well, turns out the baby was mixed but as you may know newborn mixed babies often have ashy gray skin that darkens during the first hours. It can look quite ambiguous if you’re not used to it. “Dad” (who was apparently not particularly alert and probably high too) was obviously white and my sister and the others were just awkwardly doing their thing and waiting for him to realize what was going on. After all, people don’t really “break” the baby’s race to the parents as they’re already supposed to know, right? So they just said nothing and exchanged stares as they tended to the mom and the baby.


Then my sister’s colleague walked in the room. Kid was her first patient of the day and she wasn’t aware of a lot regarding the case. The first thing she saw was the baby so got all excited and went “ooooh look at that cute little black baby”, then looked up and noticed the pale-a*s parents as the “father’s” expression went from dumbfounded to enraged. A shouting match ensued and the guy stormed out, though luckily (considering how f****d up the whole family was) he didn’t mess anything up or had to get escorted. He wasn’t seen again during the baby’s stay at the unit. Little guy survived but had severe physical and mental sequels thanks to his mom’s self-neglect during her pregnancy.

Edit: alert not alter.

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No me, but my in-laws. Wife is in delivery, she states she has blood type X, nurse does blood check, came back type Y, details are vague, because I remember my son birth more than this.

Father-in-law(FIL) goes WTF, blames my mother-in-law of cheating, there was also concern about my wife not being their child as the hospital had mix up during her birth. Its also the same hospital that messed up wife's blood test at birth.

I had to order DNA testing from Amazon, waited weeks for result and answer awkward questions from my own family why I ordered DNA test and thought I ordered it test me and my son(family share Amazon prime account).

DNA confirmed father and daughter are match. FIL threatened to walk away if didn't match, throwing out 30+ years of relationship.

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FIL doesn't seem like much of a man..

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