This is Marius. He is the outcome from our class experiment in Science 10.

He’s traits are round head, light tan skin, brown eyes, medium dark eyebrows and have dimples

By flipping coins you have a 50-50 chances of getting the dominant or recessive gene, while in real life you can only get it from your biological parent 

This experiment doesn’t represent or apply in real life because by flipping a coin in the simulation you can have many different outcomes of the baby, while in real life you only have a few differences. 

I did not find any prejudices because the baby is fine the way he is. 

If you are a parent you should love your child because half of them is you (and other reasons that I still don’t know yet).