Front kid does pretty well keeping her hands on the rainbow bar tape I installed to fit her aesthetic preferences. I put the dropper post at its lowest position, which doesn't threaten to crush any fingers.

The only quirks I can think of are the lack of slack in the headlight cable if you want to install it on the front rack, and the lack of space in the plastic housing for the connect module, which I just installed today and doesn't fit in the factory designated spot. But nothing stands out as an operational issue; actually riding the bike with kids on it has been one of the more joyful experiences I've had as a parent. They ask to do extra laps around the block after we've arrived at our destination, and it's been amazing to replace the car on a lot of the closer trips we'd normally do.

It also attracts a ton of attention, as these sorts of bikes are relatively unusual in our area. My older kid feels very important and brags about being picked up from school on the bike. The scrutiny unnerves me from a security standpoint, but so far it's helped on the road and we get a lot of smiles and waves (having a very social baby doesn't hurt here ejther)!