A Florida couple involved in an in-vitro fertilization (IVF) embryo mix-up will keep the baby that was born, even though the child is not biologically theirs. Multiple outlets report that the couple has reached an agreement with the baby’s genetic parents. The arrangement resolves the dispute over legal custody and the role each family will play going forward. NBC News reports that the couple will keep the infant after discussions and an agreement are reached with the genetic parents, which indicates that both sides move toward a shared outcome rather than pursuing an ongoing contest over ownership or parental rights. The reports characterize the case as an IVF-related error involving embryos, leading to a baby being born to the wrong biological genetic match. While specific legal details of the agreement are not included in the provided excerpts, the consensus across the sources is that the matter is settled in the sense that the intended IVF recipients will retain custody of the child.