Citizenship of future kiddos

Hi, all -
Long time no post (tho lurking all the while). In typical post-Christmas visit home to the states depression, I'm mulling over the possibility of moving back, maybe just temporarily, sometime in the very distant future. However, logistics are important. I am a US citizen and plan on getting my UK citizenship ASAP. My husband is a UK citizen BUT NOT BY BIRTH. He is also a NZ citizen.

It's important that all our future kids have both US and UK citizenship (and NZ, but that's not an issue). If we move back to the states and a child is born there, would that child have UK citizenship, considering neither of their parents are UK citizens by birth? Could anyone point me in the direction of where I can I find the answers?

Thanks for all your help.

You would pass on citizenship because you would be a UK citizen otherwise than by descent. UK citizenship only passes through one generation, so if you'd received UK citizenship through a parent, you couldn't pass it on outside the UK, but as a naturalised citizen, you can pass it to your children born outside the UK. However, your children then couldn't pass it on to their children unless those children were born in the UK.

Sweet. Thanks, drsuperll.