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Does YouTube count? Yes I think TikTok is largely a hellscape for my daughters around this age. But one of them learns all sorts of crafting projects via YouTube and the other has taught herself an incredible amount on how to draw. Would be a shame to throw away access to resources like this with the bath water.

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The law has a list of applications that are specifically excepted. User tzs posted it in this thread.

It seems like YouTube would be covered by the ban because it doesn't fall under any of the exceptions. The closest one is this:

"A streaming service that provides only licensed media in a continuous flow from the service, website, or application to the end user and does not obtain a license to the media from a user or account holder by agreement to its terms of service."

But of course YouTube does "obtain a license to the media from a user or account holder", so it's not covered by this exception.

Does she need her own account in her name where she can upload though?

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