No, it's one of the reasons exceptions to the rule were proposed. Travel was slow and arduous. Penalizing a child for being born enroute is absurd on it's face. Such a child is native born. Citizenship was not inferred by the Dutch government. The child assumed the status of his parents.
Difference there is in international waters a child would be born without a country. Good thing Maritime law would most likely provide that the ship registry controls citizenship.