It isn't anything to worry about. They might, or might not correct themselves. But in the end it doesn't really matter at all.
A percentage of the populations (from memory something like 7 in 1000) have inverted nipples for life.
It is a congenital thing that is usually passed down in families so you will probably find that there is a history of it in either your family or your DH's - but short of asking everyone to whip their shirts off it would be hard to tell
DS are the same and I thought it was normal; until I saw his little cousin had outy ones!! i too was wondering if it was permanent or if they would change.
It's just one of those things - they might change or they might just be like that - same with women's breasts. Two of my brothers have them (one is a half brother though) and one of them doesn't. Luck of the draw....
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