How can two brown eyed parents have two blue eyes kids since it is impossible show by the characteristics of the

Question: How can two brown eyed parents have two blue eyes kids since it is impossible show by the characteristics of the genetics? )e.g recessive allele etc) thanks
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Asked by anon-244324 to Ondrej, Jordan, Eleanor, Ed on 19 Mar 2020.
- Eleanor Jones answered on 19 Mar 2020:
  
  If I remember my genetics from GCSE biology correctly, blue eyes are recessive genes, so you have to inherit two to have blue eyes. Therefore, each parent could be brown-eyed but also carry a single blue-eyed allele so that the child could inherit one from each parent.
  
  Caveat: I studied this in GCSE about 10 years ago, so I am very happy to be corrected on this front as I am not confident in my answer!

Question: How can two brown eyed parents have two blue eyes kids since it is impossible show by the characteristics of the genetics? )e.g recessive allele etc) thanks