At the $900 price point, which is the price of the X2D, I’d get a Snapmaker U1. You will need to set it up for her (print heads and tubing need to be installed) but once running it is easy to use, reliable, and 4 seperate heads means it’s far faster and less waste than an X2D.

Alternate would be an Anycubic Kobra X for $300. It’s multicolor with low purge waste and might be a good starter printer instead of jumping right to high end and then having it sit.