My seven year old son made the jump from a 90cm Burton After School Special that he rode the last few seasons to the 110 Jones Prodigy for the start of this season. It took him a couple runs to adjust to the bigger board which he describes as a rocket. He loves it and is connecting turns on it. He also loves how it looks. This is a beautiful board in person. The wood core can be seen through the semi-transparent topsheet, even through the colored graphics. Nicest kids board I've ever seen.
The board came with a sticker on it warning about using binding baseplate screws at your own risk that are too long for the inserts. I figured the baseplate screws/washers that came with my son's brand new 2021 Burton Grom bindings would likely fit. I screwed them in cautiously, and sure enough when I started to tighten a couple of them I could see slight protrusions on the base of the snowboard. I swapped these screws/washers out for some very old Burton screws/washers that happen to be just a hair shorter, and they worked. I was careful not to overtighten.
Went to a local snowboard shop and they hooked me up with some black K2 baseplate screws/washers, and these are considerably shorter and fit the board perfectly. Another option would be to double up washers on the baseplate screws if you can't find shorter screws.