Children’s drawings can offer insights into how they perceive and represent their world, making them valuable tools for therapists. However, it is important to note that drawings alone are not proof that something is wrong with a child. Research shows that children’s drawings can correlate with their perceptions of family life, but drawing skills, cultural norms, and other factors can also influence the images. Psychologists must consider additional information to truly understand a child’s experiences. Studies have found links between children’s drawings and factors such as the quality of parenting and household chaos, but these correlations are small. Ultimately, interpreting a child’s family drawing requires a nuanced understanding and consideration of various factors.