Throughout the game, especially in the distorted house and attic chapters, you can find hidden children's drawings. These drawings are often tucked away in obscure corners, under furniture, or on the backs of doors. They depict various scenes, some innocent and childlike, others more unsettling and reflective of the underlying themes of the game. Finding these drawings often triggers a brief, whispered narration or a visual flicker, adding to the atmosphere.
Collecting all the drawings doesn't unlock a specific achievement or item, but it provides a richer understanding of the child's perspective and the emotional state of the household. They serve as subtle environmental storytelling elements, offering clues about the family's dynamics and the events leading up to the game's narrative. Keep an eye out for small, colorful pieces of paper in unexpected places; Teddy's light can sometimes highlight them if you're close enough.