A brown-eyed right-handed man with a white curl over his forehead married the same woman.

A brown-eyed right-handed man with a white curl over his forehead married the same woman. The first child turned out to be a deaf-mute blue-eyed left-hander. What is the likelihood that the next two children will be similar to their parents?

The probability of having a second and third child similar to the parents is 25 percent, since the phenotype of the parents is a recessive trait of inheritance. And the phenotype of the first child has a dominant trait, since the child does not resemble his parents.