[chris]

Child with almost total deformity of the face; no recognisable features at all, and what appears to be one eye situated in the middle of the forehead.

[mikebob]

During development the cells that make up the nose actually moves down and 'cuts' the cell bundles that will eventually become eyes, into two (hence the two eyes). A defect in a gene prevents the nose cells from migrating downwards and cutting the eye cells. The final look of the baby's face is a large proboscus-like mass of tissue in the middle of the forehead with a single eye underneath it. The proboscus is actually what whould have become the nose. Its interesting since the mythological cyclops (with the one eye and single horn) looks almost identical.

[bugmenotplz]

Originally Posted by mikebob ↗

Its interesting since the mythological cyclops (with the one eye and single horn) looks almost identical.

- Homer, my wife gave birth to a son, could he be in your book?
- The Odyssey? Sure. What does he look like?

[HumptyDumpty]

awesome, but looks fake.

[brucefrommexico:)]

looks he has a dick in the forehead isnt it?

[beccatheeditor]

Holoprosencephaly. The defect isn't just in the face; the brain doesn't split into two hemispheres and basically just has one huge fluid-filled cavity in the middle of it.

[666puppies]

see it

[stabwoundx]

how can that thing be alive

[marlboro88]

I wonder how he/she is gonna breath and eat?

[MikyJoe]

Originally Posted by beccatheeditor ↗

Holoprosencephaly.

Just Googled that and found these: