No practice was more like it. The closest he'd gotten was shepherding three little prophesied seers to a safehouse with Angel. That had been brief and nowhere near parental. "Not every kid gets to see what their parents were really like before they came along," he said. In his case, he wasn't sure that was a good thing.
When she offered him a chance to ask something about the future, his mind went blank. There wasn't anything of priority that he wanted to know. Having a child had been the biggest surprise of that timeline. He tilted his head back, staring at the border up near the ceiling while he thought. Finally, he shook his head.
"I can't think of anything, unless there's something you want to tell me."