let me see, the hair of the heads
1-9=black hair
10-15=dark brown hair
16-20=red hair
21 and 22=light brown hair
23-29=yellow hair
30 white haired woman/man with no hair
or am i wrong?
sorry if this is already posted.

yeah that seems about right!

If you want to see the pictures of all the villager heads you can take a look in Program Files on your comp and look for the Virtual Villagers folder, and then images.

update: i had a male who makes every woman of age 18-50 pregnant: it is a 30m. he is not the golden child because he is 19, and she made a woman pregnant, and she is a 22f. i think there will be a 26. i do not know.

sequel

suprisingly it is a 23f! i tought it would be 24, 25, 26, 27, or 28 but it also can be a 23! but why?

Even though it was close to the range there alway is a possiblity of having a child out of the range.

update two: you are right, tkdgirl223! look, i have a 21f, and with the 30m, i think there is a possibility out of a 16/15f, my favorite hairtype.

sequel

yay! they produced a 15f. she started with the name Chika, but her look made me so happy that i had no other choice but to rename her Precious. and she has a triplet! they are Patricia, and a boy named Patrice. it is a 15m instead.

Two options. One, that the ranges are wider than we thought, but the chance of going so far outside the range is very low.

Two, it's already well-known that mutant hair colors (with no apparent relation to either parent) can occur. It can simply be one of these random hair colors, that by random chance, falls close to, but not inside, the expected range.

i think you also mean to do it with update 2, since i have a 21f with a 30m produced "15" triplets.

I don't know what you mean by 'do it with update 2', but since a 21 and a 30 should produce something in the 23-28 range, and most likely a 25 or 26, getting a 15 or a 16 is very unlikely.

As I mentioned, having children with totally random hair colors is normal. It's not terribly common, but it happens, and there's no known connection between them; they're apparently random. This is likely the reason a 15 was produced from 30 and 21.

EDIT: Or perhaps you think I meant to respond to update two? No, I intended to respond to the post I quoted. Your result was outside the expected range - even you commented on it. As I posted, this is possibly because it was a random head type that randomly fell close to, but not within, the expected range.

but i just got good luck.

update 3

1 have a 25f now. her name is Taipawva. she is very cute. she says a 'yay' when you pick her up.

9m is an ugly kid.......