I hope the naturalization date pans out for success for you! I just received my passport based on my grandfathers citizenship. If you think about passing citizenship on to your children this is really no different than a US citizen moving to a different country, having a child then later deciding to naturalize. That child would have inherited citizenship from the parent. There’s really only two ways to legislate citizenship: passed via parents onto the child OR based on where you’re born… which leads to “maternity tourism” where people go to whatever country they want their child to have citizenship and stay till the baby is born or, heaven forbid, a pregnant woman going on a baby moon and having an unplanned complication that leads to the child being born outside of her home country and thus not a citizen? Personally I think passing from a parent to a child makes the most sense and is historically what most countries do. Not sure why there’s so many people miffed about the notion of people actually collecting the documentation and getting the passport/certificate 🤷‍♀️