Generally speaking, a baby's blood type is greatly influenced by the blood types of both parents. Basically, the baby's blood type will perfectly match that of one of the parents. If both parents have the same blood type, the baby is likely to be born with the same blood type as their parents. So, are O-type and O-type children good?
Under normal circumstances, a man with blood type O and a woman with blood type O will also have blood type O, and their children will also have blood type O. Babies with blood type O have a stronger immune system than those with other blood types, and are less likely to develop cardiovascular diseases. They also have relatively stronger immunity to these diseases. People with blood type O also have a slightly longer lifespan compared to other blood types.
Children with blood type O are also smarter than those with other blood types, with generally higher memory and intelligence. The combination of parents with blood type O can effectively reduce the risk of children developing hemochromatosis. And type O blood is also a universal blood type, which can provide blood for people of any blood type, especially for patients with severe bleeding who urgently need blood transfusion, which is very important.
Children with blood type O are particularly susceptible to developing an optimistic and positive attitude due to physiological factors such as blood type. However, in order not to affect the health of the fetus, if the pregnant mother has type O blood, she must undergo pre pregnancy and mid pregnancy examinations to ensure the health of the fetus and herself, so as to reduce the occurrence of accidents.
