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Droppers are very handy for stopping and junctions.
Our 'dad' bike (I share with the 6ft mrs) didn't like the out front seat and heavily limited steering angles, it was head tube angle related - our On One Scandal is very slack - but this looks spot on.
Little Dext used the Thule Yepp Mini from 9 months > without issue until the little porker maxed out the weight limit. She loved it and we've had her on a Mac-Ride since 18months. The Mac-Ride is great as you can switch it between bikes mid ride within 30 seconds.
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yeahdext
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Hmmm yeah the effect of a front seat on steering is my main concern. I think I've now ruled out a Weeride as I don't like the idea of having to use a very wide stance to avoid bashing your knees on the seat. So I'm looking at Thule Yepp Mini, which will affect the steering in a way the Weeride doesn't.
MacRide looks great but I think wouldn't give me confidence for a very young baby, I'd rather she was fully strapped in.
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This is not really a dad/parent bike however. It is an absolutely slapping serious mountain bike on which you are balancing your offspring (about 5 feet up in the air?!)
This is a parent bike
lemonade
And with sweet sweet reflective stripes