Children's art is one of the most important fields in early childhood education. However, little or no research has been done on teachers' attitudes toward and beliefs about children's art, particularly as they relate to stimulating learning and development in kindergarten in Taiwan. Thus, this research investigated early childhood teachers' beliefs about children's art and their understanding and use of the child-directed/teacher-directed approach. This study also examined Taiwan teachers' understanding of the role of children's art in their classroom life; their viewof the difference between boys' and girls' artwork; their realization that culture affects children's artwork; their confidence in interpreting/assessing children's mental growth from their artwork, and their prior experience with/learning about children's art.