I need to see a teenage!Naru! That would be a whole new hell for Handa ha-ha!

Headcanons:

• The first time Handa and Kagome noticed their first child having similar behavior and speech to Naru it was when they found their child hiding in small places like under the sink, closets, and it always ended up scaring the living hell of Handa. 
• Kagome thinks it’s funny each time it happens, but Handa tells Kagome she shouldn’t be laughing when they both know their kid is doing it on purpose.
• Another time they found their child acting like Naru was when they were taking a walk together and their child pushed Handa into the water and calling him ‘sensei’.
• Handa immediately knew it was Naru and there was no other culprit.
• That same day Handa went after the teen who was, of course, in their home drinking ramune and using his calligraphy tools for fun.
• Naru: “Ah! Sensei-!”
• Handa, holding out their child from their head pushed them into Naru’s face. “Don’t ‘sensei’ me, Naru! Stop influencing our child with your tactics!”
• Kagome: “I find it cute.”
• Handa: “You aren’t helping, Kagome!”
• Handa will still kick out Naru if she is only causing trouble at home.
• But what he does not expect is his child escaping to join Naru on adventures outside.
• Haru: “O-Oi! You don’t have permission!”
• Kagome: “Let them go, they consider Naru-chan their friend.”
• Haru: “There is nothing natural of our child of six being friends with a teen.”
• When Handa and Kagome are teaching their child kanji or Handa pointing at kanji he writes in calligraphy, they are shocked to hear their child giving them a reading, but it is completely wrong.
• Turns out Naru has been teaching their child kanji, but doesn’t mean it is correct.
• Naru’s worst subject is Japanese.