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How are they "someone else's genes"? The child's genes are their own. You're trying to wedge a gap between a conscious being and their own genes by saying that their own genes are in fact, not their own.
A child has their genes before they are conscious. Whose genes are they at that point, when they are just a fetus without brain cells? The essential concept of property tends to associate it with labor plus owned material, which can be applied with few gynmastics to reproduction.
Well ok, I would still say that they are the genes of the fetus... They are the genes of the parents as well... and whether or not the baby fetus is the property of the mother (or father) to do whatever they wish with it is still up for debate...
If the fetus were never conscious it would be unambiguously the property of the parents, is the gist of that part of the observation.
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