In the end, there weren't any surprises. The children were happier, smarter. They also adapted quickly to the AI Choose your Own Adventure Program. There was initially a degree of sheltered-ness, and also not knowing just how good they had it, but this was quickly remedied after immersion in what normal children their age went through.
They grew up with a sense that the world was their oyster, but humility was instilled via exposure to the true greats in their respective disciplines, their privilege, and accordingly, empathy was also prized as was awareness.
At the same time, like all things, there was variation. There were of course other children that didn't adapt as well, or had their own personalities.
Either way, it was certainly an improvement on the traditional family model.
However, this was just in theory. In practice... would things be so simple?