The Kermit typeface aims to assist kids in reading by offering a design that is playful and potentially more engaging. However, user feedback indicates mixed opinions on its effectiveness and design quality, with some praising its aesthetic while others criticize its inconsistent design logic and lack of research on its actual impact on reading comprehension. The debate highlights the importance of both typography and context, such as font size and user engagement, in reading experiences. Many users express a desire for a more accessible way to obtain and evaluate the typeface, alongside calls for scientific validation of any claims regarding its benefits for readers, particularly children.