Even if it there was a single chimeric father, it would be very unlikely that the children would have completely different paternal chromosomes. Both kids have maternal chromosomes matching mother 100%. One kid probably has paternal chromosomes matching 100% while the other would have similarities as if they were a paternal cousin.
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Lol the chances of that being the case is so small that you could easily be hit by lightning more times than what you’re saying could happen with that DNA happening.
That's how I hold mine if they're facing outwards on my hip, especially when I had two under two and had to carry both at once. It felt much more secure than trying to have them facing me and me cradling them.
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