Why does sometimes a baby looks like their own mother only does not look like the father?

It does not mean that the child received more genes from the mother than the father. In fact, a baby receives the exact same amount from both parents. What happens though is that perhaps the mother has more dominant genes than the father.

The father therefore possessing more recessive genes than the mother. Dominant genes always come through over a recessive gene. Let me explain a bit further.

If mother has brown eyes and dad has blue eyes, scientifically, the child is more likely to have the brown eyes being passed the dominant gene of the mother. But it does get a bit trickier because the mother may have both a recessive and a dominant gene. If she gave the recessive gene to the baby, the baby could end up wtih blue eyes.

However, it is more likely that the child would have brown eyes. It's just nature choosing its random path and there is nothing you can do to change the appearance of the baby. But rest assured that children change in their looks a lot and Dad's look may come out next month.

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