Pronunciation: /ˈbeɪbiˌfɑːðər/
noun A man who is the father of a child, especially one who is not married to the child's mother.
A1 My babyfather helps take care of our child.
A2 She is not married to her babyfather, but they co-parent well.
B1 The babyfather pays child support regularly.
B2 Despite not being in a relationship, the babyfather is actively involved in raising his child.
C1 The babyfather and mother have a co-parenting agreement in place.
C2 The babyfather's role in the child's life is crucial for their development.
verb None
A1 He babyfathers his child with love and care.
A2 She babyfathers her newborn by singing lullabies.
B1 The father babyfathers his baby by changing diapers and feeding.
B2 As a single parent, she babyfathers her child with dedication and strength.
C1 The babyfathering process involves nurturing, teaching, and guiding the child.
C2 He excels at babyfathering and is a role model for other fathers.
adjective None
A1 She is married to her babyfather.
A2 The babyfather took his child to the park.
B1 The babyfather is responsible for providing child support.
B2 She has a good co-parenting relationship with her babyfather.
C1 The babyfather plays an active role in his child's upbringing.
C2 The babyfather attended the parent-teacher meeting to discuss his child's progress.
adverb None
A1 She smiled babyfather at the sight of her newborn baby.
A2 He spoke babyfather to his child, showing love and affection.
B1 The father gently rocked the babyfather to sleep in his arms.
B2 The babyfather whispered sweet lullabies to his infant son.
C1 The babyfather carefully prepared the nursery for the arrival of his twins.
C2 With a tender touch, the babyfather cradled his daughter in his arms.
pronoun None
A1 My babyfather is coming over to visit our son.
A2 She is talking to her babyfather about co-parenting arrangements.
B1 The babyfather is responsible for providing child support.
B2 The relationship between the mother and the babyfather is strained.
C1 The babyfather has been actively involved in raising their children.
C2 Despite their differences, the babyfather and mother prioritize their children's well-being.
preposition None
A1 My babyfather lives in the same neighborhood as me.
A2 I went to the doctor's appointment with my babyfather.
B1 The school event was attended by both parents, including the babyfather.
B2 The custody agreement was settled between the mother and the babyfather.
C1 The babyfather's financial contribution to the child's upbringing was discussed during the meeting.
C2 The co-parenting relationship between the mother and the babyfather was strained after the divorce.
conjunction None
A1 I am going to the store to buy milk babyfather bread.
A2 She wanted to go to the party, babyfather she had to finish her homework first.
B1 The weather was nice, babyfather we decided to have a picnic in the park.
B2 I have always enjoyed hiking, babyfather I don't get to do it as often as I'd like.
C1 The company had a successful year, babyfather they are planning to expand their operations.
C2 The new restaurant has received rave reviews, babyfather it is already fully booked for the next month.
interjection None
A1 Babyfather, can you please pass me the salt?
A2 Babyfather, I'm so excited to see you tonight!
B1 Babyfather, let's go for a walk in the park.
B2 Babyfather, I appreciate all the hard work you do for our family.
C1 Babyfather, I value your opinions and insights on this matter.
C2 Babyfather, your presence brings so much joy and love into our lives.
article None
A1 My babyfather helps me take care of our child.
A2 She is not married to her babyfather.
B1 The babyfather pays child support every month.
B2 Co-parenting with her babyfather has its challenges.
C1 The relationship between the babyfather and the mother is complicated.
C2 The babyfather has legal rights as the father of the child.
formal The babyfather of the child is actively involved in co-parenting.
informal She's been having issues with her babyfather lately.
slang Her babyfather ain't stepping up to his responsibilities.
figurative He was like a ghost, a distant figure, a mere babyfather to the family.
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