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Thank you both for this nice welcome! I think this looks like a great place to be!
Maxkenzie---you have PEAKED my curiosity!! Im really curious about what you said.....sometimes full AA can be darker than biracial. Can you elaborate?? If its an AA/cc combination wouldnt the child be a lighter color skin??
And another question along those lines....I met a woman at the airport one day---we stuck up a conversation with each other about her daughter. Her daughter was an adopted biracial baby---gorgeous! beautiful milk chocolate skin and brilliant BLUE eyes! Stunning! The mom said that her ** was a very fair skinned scandinavian cc and the bd was AA--
I think my question is----is the resulting "look" (for lack of a better word) based on the skin tone of the cc partner??
I think I need to also say that I hope and PRAY I dont offend anyone with my questions. Believe me when I say I already love the child that will come to us via adoption! I dont care if she is green with polka dots. I think Im simply CURIOUS about this. Sort of like when you have a gift wrapped in front of you. You are SO excited to open it and see what you have been given. You ask questions about what MIGHT be inside. WAY over simplifying with this ananlogy---I just want to convey that my intentions are pure and that Im simply excited to learn as much as I can about our future child.
Thanks for ANY input!! xoL
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