this app is good for kids who need help with:

Flexibility

It's important that users explore PicLab before publishing a photo. All it takes to start is about 5 to 10 minutes to feel comfortable with the editing process and the options that are available. The flexibility thinking skill primarily deals with learning how to adapt, adjust, and accept change. Photo editors are about making changes and adjusting settings to alter and image's quality. Even for users who have favorite filters, or edits that they know will make a good aesthetic foundation for an image, they should not get "stuck" in a particular way of thinking about photo presentation. Instead, users should always be looking for unique combinations of filters and effects, as they continue to learn more about the app's functionality.

Planning

Photography is concerned with planning a shot. But photo editing is more concerned with planning an approach. Of course, users cannot snap pictures blindly and expect good results, but generally speaking users can make up for an off center shot or mundane subject through editing. So it's important that users know exactly what options they have at their disposal -- which may require spending a few minutes with the app beforehand. After taking a picture, users should think about what it calls for. Does an object stand out? Should the surrounding be blurred? Or would it be more expressive in black and white. A plan is important -- especially with so many filter options. Users should be willing to compromise, however, if a better option presents itself. Immediately after a photo is taken, users should begin to think about how they will approach adding filters and edits. Forethought is very important when editing photos, as it gives users a direction and vision.