If the child has albino but neither of his or her parent shows this phenotype, it means that albino is controlled by a recessive gene. Both parents must be heterozygous then.
Let R be the dominant (normal) allele, and r be the recessive (albino) allele, so the genotypes of the parents must be Rr and Rr.
Both must be heterozygous, only this cross can form both normal children and albino children when they do not show this phenotype.
