least once in our lives we have all done it. It meets on the street an infant with his family and begin to argue that look like the father or mother or grandfather or great-aunt. In this great board games, go wild in the same way that acquaintances and relatives.
The first, perhaps, in the physical appearance of the child seeking reassurance about their descendants. The latter, but even here it is the obligation of perhaps simply trying to please and make everyone happy, "the cutting of the eyes of his father, the mouth is equal to that of the mother, the nose instead and grandfather ... "and so on.
I remember when I turned the first day with Angela: there were those who said it was all his father, who looked like my aunt , who his paternal grandfather, who saw the similarity with the cousins \u200b\u200band so on. To me, a few days after birth , with those puffy cheeks and eyes to frog, only looked like Mr. Magoo (you remember?).
This similarity seems to be a big concern for many families, so that in network can even be found with which the software, uploading photos of the baby and parents, can you tell if looks more like mom or dad.
Personally I never much interested in who looks like Angela. I think it's something extremely variable over time, myself, about my photos of children and adolescents, I find myself at times like the other mom and dad.
In this time of his life, Angela certainly looks a lot like his dad, and very little to me. Then who knows, everything flows, everything changes, everything evolves, as Heraclitus said already two thousand years ago.
And to alleviate the issue, those who make too many assumptions about similarities, you might say it's important that the plumber does not look like ...!
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