A few possibilities for two dads, and it would be analogous for two moms: “Dad” (interchangeably either one) Use different father words as per family preferen

A few possibilities for two dads, and it would be analogous for two moms: “Dad” (interchangeably either one) Use different father words as per family preference. These could be variations of the same family word, like dad and daddy or papa and pops, or entirely separate words like dad and papa. Use the dads’ first names, either with a father word or without. I know some people who call their grandma “Mama <name>” because she acts like a second mother; no reason it couldn’t refer to an actual mother. That happens to be a non-English example, but it could have been in English. Similarly, I know someone who addressed his (unfortunately now-deceased) parents by first name with no parent word, in English, even though he had the conventional pairing of a mother and a father. Lots of solutions.