Pre-Mature Baby glorifies the LORD when his Dad sings a Gospel Song and says: Hallelujah.

Pure, innocent & still God's child. That's awesome!

I'm not going to show you pictures of my family members.

I was light skinned at birth, they thought my dad wasn't my father. I definitely darkened up.

" African American and biracial infants may have sensitive skin that’s prone to dryness and dark spots (hyperpigmentation). At birth, your child’s skin is likely to be a shade or two lighter than her eventual skin color. The skin will darken and reach its natural color in the first two to three weeks."

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Melanin is not immediately present in newborn skin, as reported by Birth.com. An infant’s skin can take up to six months to reach its permanent color, according to BabyCenter.com. Newborn skin develops its permanent color as melanin is produced. Dictionary.com reports that melanin’s dark brown coloring is produced by skin cells exposed to sunlight"

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Why is his baby white?

That's a Dad!