I think the most important thing is for children to realize that it's not about being perfect. 😊 If my child were frustrated with a drawing, I would try to take the pressure off and simply try something playful together. Sometimes simple templates help, where you don't have to draw everything yourself. For example, there are face templates for creative expression wunderkiddy.com/de/template/blank-faces that children can use to try out different facial expressions and then add their own ideas. This way, the focus is on fun, not the final result. I would also praise the effort and the small steps forward rather than saying that the drawing is beautiful.
