There are a lot of myths out there about predicting the physical characteristics of your unborn baby, from sex to height to hair color. And while most of the myths can easily be debunked with science, eye color remains a bit mysterious. It turns out that predicting a baby's eye color is a little more complicated than determining which parent has a blue eye gene and which has brown.
To make matters even more fascinating, some babies are born with an eye color that is temporary and slowly changes over the course of several months, which may be where the myth that all babies are born with blue eyes comes from.
We talked to the experts to find out how eyes get their color and why some babies are born with blue eyes that change to a different color over time.
