Why do some parents object to letting their children learn to draw?

It has a negative impact on children's ability to play freely: learning painting in training institutions usually requires compliance with certain syllabus and requirements, which will limit children's creativity and ability to play freely.

Your: Many training institutions have high drawing fees, which many families can't afford.

It is easy to cause stress and anxiety for adults: some training institutions may tend to praise and guide students' painting style, or emphasize the rapid improvement of skills while ignoring creativity and their own personality, which may make children feel excessive pressure and anxiety.

Lack of sleep: Many training institutions usually attend classes at night or at night, which may affect children's health and academic performance.

In short, if parents and children don't have a clear learning purpose and want to keep their children free and naive, then it is suggested that children can still draw at home, observe nature and life, and turn their unconstrained imagination and endless creativity into the most beautiful paintings.