The phrase "and a dad of" is not standard in written English and may sound awkward or incomplete.
It could be used in informal contexts where someone is describing their roles or identities, but it lacks clarity without additional context.
Example: "He is a teacher and a dad of three."
Alternatives: "and a father of" or "and a parent of".
Actor Laurence Fox, the star of ITV1 detective drama Lewis and a dad of two wrote: "Will miss Charlotte Green and Harriet Cass very much.
Hit songwriter of 28,000,000 records, a modern-day Renaissance Man, husband and a dad of two girls in Pacific Palisades, California.
Three powerful, three beautiful words... Hit songwriter of 28,000,000 records, a modern-day Renaissance Man, husband and a dad of two girls in Pacific Palisades, California.
Oh, and he's a dad of three, the youngest having been born last November.
As a dad of seven (and granddad of nine), I know well the rights and privileges and obligations of fatherhood.
These days he is also an adjunct professor of astronomy at Richland College in Dallas, an adviser to small companies nearby, manager of country singer Shelley Laine (his wife) and an involved dad of an infant, as well as two children from a previous relationship.
Steve Carell is convincing as David Sheff, a writer and dad-of-three preoccupied by the disease holding his eldest child in its grip.
I speak from experience; though not adopted, I have a birth dad and a legal dad, both of whom I refer to as my father depending on the context (and, not as you might expect, because of meaningful emotional connections).
Teresa and Serena have even begun a dad version of the blog, which is titled, of course, "My Dad is a Fob".
This wan romantic comedy stars Mr. Allen as a wimpy video communications specialist for a pharmaceutical company and the divorced dad of a 12-year-old daughter.
Ritter who starred on the ABC sitcom as Paul Hennessy, a sportswriter and harried dad of three teenage children, died Sept. 11 at the age of 54 of a previously undetected heart condition.
