Parents who are not born with split hands could still have split hands.

Patient's question:

Medical history and treatment outcomes: The parents are not born with amniotic hand, could they possibly have amniotic hand? What kind of help is desired: The parents are not born with amniotic hand, could they possibly have amniotic hand?

Doctor's answer:

The condition of having a missing palm will never be inherited across generations. Even if the parents do not have it, the child might still be born with a missing palm. However, this will never interfere with the child's career expansion, marital and emotional life, physical health, or wealth accumulation. The belief that a missing palm is bad is outdated. Even if such a thing were true, apart from the saying "One's fate is determined by destiny, luck, and Feng Shui, followed by accumulating virtue and studying," innate conditions account for only a small proportion. A person's fortune depends more on their efforts in life.
This is my advice on the question, "If the parents do not have a missing palm, can the child still be born with one?" I hope it helps you. Wishing you good health!

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