The phrase "a pair of dads" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to two fathers, often in the context of discussing family structures or parenting.
Example: "In our neighborhood, we have a lovely family with a pair of dads who are very involved in their children's lives."
Alternatives: "two fathers" or "a couple of dads".
True to our stereotypical nature, a pair of dads have to meticulously plan to have a child.
In 2014, Coca-Cola tipped its hat to its LGBTQ consumers with an ad that showed a pair of dads taking their daughter rollerskating.
While Fabgregas and Hazard wheeze on like a pair of dads having a kick-about outside a carvery, Willian has managed strong stats all season – not to mention putting the shits up Barcelona in one of Chelsea's only noticeable games of the season.
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"Uhmmm, I never did make bra inserts out of minestrone soup but I did use a pair of my dad's socks in my bra".
(Even though we all really know...) In this Christmas card, we were going for a fun, natural, playful vibe, and all we got was a "two distracted children up in the air, unfocused with a pair of crazy dad eyes" vibe.
Put a pair of Russian gay dads in an ad that you run in Russia during the Olympics.
One Million Moms, a media watch group arm of the American Family Association, has targeted this new Campbell's soup commercial featuring a real-life pair of dads feeding soup to their son.
This might sound like an ensemble comedy, but it's more like two two-handers in the same show: a pair of sons and their dads.
"By hanging out with them at their homes, I came to realize that for each boy who earns enough to buy fashionable jeans and then quit, there is another who will buy something that is sorely needed, like a pair of shoes for their dad who has no money," Nóbrega adds.
The burns, such as they were, mostly took the form of jabs at his appearance, with Kimmel donning a pair of Obama's notoriously bad dad jeans in response to a mean tweet about them.
