RSSCounting Fingers and Toes
By Miss Cellania in Baby & Kids on Nov 12, 2008 at 10:26 am
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stormie24
this makes me really sad. What are they doing over there?? (assuming that it is environmental pollution)
stacyj
I’ve always wished -I- had extra digits … no thumbs, though, now that’s harsh …
Rocky Rook
Environmental pollution?!? Really?! No way … not in the blessed Republic of China.
rika
s/he will have troubles finding shoes…
apart from that it’s not that bad,
you can live and be happy with it
Sannhp
She’ll be able to count to 36 before any of her friends, she’s ahead of the game.
gtron
and this little toe ate melamine candy, and this little toe ignored the health needs of a large percentage of the population, and this little toe supported the Three Gorges dam, and this little toe couldn’t breathe the air in Beijing, and this little toe asked her friends to watch this movie so they could cry wee wee wee all the way home…
http://www.atom.com/funny_videos/haha_america/
mrmuggles
I told you… China is producing super humans for particular tasks. This one: piano artist.
Christophe
so true gtron…
why are we still buying Chinese products? I try not to, but if I want a [safe?] toy for my children it’s quite difficult.
Neener
in general this would neither be genetic nor environmental, but has to do with vagaries in the development of the fetus. When these kinds of issues are serious, the mother has a miscarriage. In non-serious cases like the above, the baby survives. Do not make this a bigger deal than it is, and support children who may look different than you.
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A baby born in Leizhou, Guangdong province, China has eight toes -on each foot! The unidentified newborn also has ten fingers, but no thumbs. Doctors say the odd arrangement could be genetic, or could have been caused by environmental pollution. 
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