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Who will he pull after? Will you have my eyes? And dad’s smile?” Ah, the questions that don't want to be silenced when expecting a baby! The curiosity of fathers and mothers about the appearance of their future child is as old as time.
But, what if I told you that today we have apps that promise to give us a preview of this? That's right! Although they are not 100% accurate and should be used more for fun than as an exact science, these apps use combinations of parental characteristics to show possible features of the baby.
Get ready to dive into a world of fun facts and laughter with these fun tools!
The ancient curiosity to predict the future
Since ancient times, humanity has always been fascinated by the idea of look to the future. Whether it's consulting crystal balls, palm reading, or stargazing, we humans have always had this burning desire to know what's next.
This yearning is not just about major world events or our own destiny. It is also about more up-close and personal curiosities. For example, expectant parents often find themselves wondering: “What will our baby's face look like?“.
Thanks to modern technology, we have apps that try to satisfy this curiosity, mixing in the parents' traits to give us a sneak peek (even if just for fun) of what our little one could be like.
So while we don't have a true crystal ball, we have our smartphones ready to take us on this imaginative adventure!
How do these apps work and simulate the baby's face?
You need to send photos of the parents' faces. The app will ask for a clear photo of you and the other parent. The application then analyzes the main characteristics of each photo, such as the shape of the eyes, nose, mouth and skin color.
Using this analysis, the app combines the characteristics of both parents. For example, he can take the shape of his mother's eyes and his father's nose.
After mixing everything, the application shows an image which represents what the baby could be like. Remember, it's just a simulation and it's more for fun than an actual prediction.
So these apps are like playing “mix and match” with facial features. They're fun, but not necessarily scientifically accurate. After all, genetics is much more complex than just mixing traits! But it's a fun way to satisfy curiosity.
