Always dark brown for the both of them. That was a given with our two families.

Interesting. My son's father had hazel eyes, his father's mother's eyes are also hazel and his grandmother's are blue. Dark brown dominate on my side of the family. I noticed a year ago that my son's (10 years old) eyes have turned from dk. brown to a lighter brown. Especially now in the summer time that he's a bit more tanned his eyes stand out a bit more. I didn't know that changing eye color later on was possible.

I'm wondering still if my daughters eyes will change. She still has big ol' bright blues, but my husband and I both have green (his are hazel, actually). My parents both have green eyes, as does my brother. There are very few people in our family that have blue eyes. It will be interesting to see if she will join their ranks.

Oh, I guess I should add that she is 14 months old. From what I understood, eyes usually change in the first year...I could be wrong about that.

blue like mine, always

right now my 10.5 month old has blueish brownish eyes. it is so bizarre. I have brown eyes, and my husband has bright baby blues.

People either say "what big beautiful BROWN eyes" or what beautiful BLUE eyes.

I don't know, I think they are going to go brown but right now they are brown on the inside and blue on the outside...very interesting the eye color thing.

My son's eyes are still blue, but I wonder if they will change. I have really dark brown eyes and always assumed his would be brown too (even though my husband has blue eyes). I'm still shocked they are blue and wake up every day expecting a change. But he's 7 months now, so maybe they will remain blue. Who knows!

At birth. Mine were all born with my blue eyes and stayed that way. They do change color with what we wear, but they're blue eyes at heart.

They were a dark cloudy blue at birth... and our doc mentioned they usually get darker... so i thought they'd be like my dh's (dark dark DARK brown) but his eyes are now (10 months) a clear green/blue color (like mine)... they look blue sometimes and others they look green.

I knew when I was pregnant! My eyes are blue and my husband's are blue, and blue eyes are a dominant gene, so there was no question that my twins would have blue eyes.

My first son had bright blue eyes at birth and everyone gave me such a hard time "oh they will change" but his are still brighter than bright. the 7 month old was born with gray eyes which I love but they are warming up to be a bit brownish.

My husband and I both have brown eyes so it was kind of expected even before her birth that she would have the same color and she does.

Blue's actually recessive not dominant. It's unlikely that two blue-eyed parents would have a brown-eyed baby but they're finding that it's not cut and dried like they used to think. Genes are complicated little buggers.

My son is 16 months old and I still don't know what color his eyes are! They're grayish greenish, and some days are more one that the other. I wonder if they'll ever settle on one.

i always thought eyes were done changing by the end of the first year. but my oldest's eyes changed from blue to green at 5 years old. my mil says hers did the same thing. i also just recently read that eye color is not dependent on just one gene.

They've never said it was dependent on one gene, but there was a chart that supposedly had all possibilities. In recent years, they're finding that eye color, amongst other genes, isn't easily determined at all. According to the chart, I have like a 2% chance of having blue-eyed children, yet all three of mine are blue-eyed. We even participated in a study on it when we had my first. *lol*

My nephew's eyes changed from blue to brown well after his first birthday as well. In his one-year photos they're still bright blue, but at about 18 months they started to turn brown and eventually became all brown. And beautiful.

I have green eyes and my husband has very dark brown eyes. So I assumed our daughter, who just turned 2, would have dark eyes. She, instead, has these amazingly vibrant blue eyes.. so blue the whites look greyish blue. So I guess you really can never tell.

My daughter was born with brown eyes! Prior to that, I did not even know it was possible...so, needless to say they never changed, although I do have blue eyes...

I actually read that it was impossible for two blue-eyed parents to have a brown-eyed child. Brown-eyed parents can have a child with blue eyes, though it's very unlikely, since blue is a recessive color, and brown is very dominant.

They used to say it was impossible. Recent studies have shown that's not. It's extremely likely, but no longer considered absolutely impossible.

I have been very puzzled about eye color, as I have always wanted a blue-eyed baby! (You always want what you don't have!) My husband has ocean blue eyes and I have very dark brown. Both my parents have brown, and both his parents have blue. (He has 8 brothers and sister, who all have blue). Our oldest was born with blue, but to my disappointment just days later turned brown, and have stayed brown. (She is 5) Then my second daughter was also born with blue, I was happy and they stayed blue till she was about 10 months and then they SLOWLY turned brown. It took till she was almost two for them to stay that way!!! But they are also brown, then I got my third shot with my son, who was born with the same dark blue eyes that my girls were born with, so I thought for sure his would be brown too, but they turned a very bright unmistakeable blue like my husbands and have stayed that way for all his 8 months that he is, so we shall see!!!!!!!!

I am not a mom, I'm still a "kid" unforch. anyways, my eyes were brown and my entire family says they are, even though they changed and are hazel. They have been hazel for a long time and I always thought they were brown until just a few hours ago. IDK why I'm saying this but I am and, ya, bye.

My baby is 3 months and his eyes are still that blue grey color, but now they are starting to turn to a grey almost a hint of green and they're really cloudy. I have dark brown, daddy has green. What do you think? Can they turn dark still?