Do all biracial (black/white) children get curls?

Question

Do all biracial (black/white) children get curls?

Answer 1

I doubt all do! All means that not 1 mixed baby even born had straight hair.

Answer 2

No. My son is mixed, he had STRAIGHHTT hair when born, now curly.

My friends son is mixed he has straighttt hair..almost looks indian.

so no it all depends.

Answer 3

no they hair can be nappy to

Answer 4

Usually yes, but it really depends on the texture of the parents hair.  I'm biracial (asian/black) and my hair is curly, and my daughter is biracial (asian/black/white/hispanic) and she has curly hair like mine, but her dad has stick straight hair.

Answer 5

Nope. From birth to around 12 years I had straight hair and then it started to kind of curl at the bottom. The thing is, if i cut it short it tends to curl a lot more because there is no weight, but if i let it grow like i have done it's pretty much straight. It really does vary to be honest. My sister she has a hardcore Afro, so it varies from child to child.

Answer 6

MY DUAGHTER IS BIRACIAL AND WHEN SHE WAS BORN SHE HAD HEAD FULL OF STRAIGHT BLACK HAIR BUT BY THE TIME SHE WAS 5 MTHS IT WAS CURLY

Answer 7

No, my friend was black. but she was an ALBINO- she had straight pin traight hair...

Answer 8

all depends onwhat gene the child gets fromthe parent with curly hair

Answer 9

no.  that's like asking if all blonde haired children have blue eyes.  It's all about the DNA.  That's how you get so many different combinations of people.

Answer 10

Usually - Curls or Waves.

It really depends on the texture of the parents hair (especially the blk parent). If the black parent has non kinky hair, then there is a chance that the baby will have relatively straight hair, but if the hair is kinky or really curly, the  baby will almost definately have curly or wavy hair.

Answer 11

no my half sister is biracial her hair is very straight like her moms.only her skin color lets people know she's biracial.

so no not all ways just in most cases.