Can you find mistakes in this vintage cartoon picture?

At first glance, a black-and-white image of a 1950s

family scene

appears perfectly normal. The picture depicts a mother enjoying tea with her children at the dining table, while the father sits comfortably on the sofa, reading his newspaper beside a toddler playing with a teddy bear.
The family sits in their warm living room by a fireplace, radiating warmth and simplicity. The children are cheerfully munching on bread and butter, perhaps hoping to be served a slice of cake later, with some tea. Everything seems just perfect, capturing a picture of ideal family life.
But look a little closer, and there is something rather more interesting here. Hidden in plain sight within this dull and mundane scene are subtle anomalies waiting to challenge your perception as much as your

attention to detail

. This picture is not an image of family life but actually very cleverly disguised as an

observation test

.
Such brain teasers come in many forms, where each of them poses some problem to be solved or an inconsistency to be discovered. They will engage the mind, sharpen the focus, and hone problem-solving skills, and that is exactly what this image does.

As you look at the picture up close, you will notice strange details that are not quite right. The more you look, the more these anomalies jump out, revealing a world slightly askew. Maybe there is something odd about the objects on the table or the furniture arrangement. Maybe the actions of the family members hide inconsistencies that would otherwise go unnoticed at a casual glance.
It’s a pretty interesting picture, challenging you to move away from that first impression and get into the details. It’s always reminding you that things aren’t always as they appear, so you stop, look closer, and think more about what you’re seeing.
So take some time to look hard at the picture. For oddities lurk where few expect them. Knowing where they are will pay tribute to the ingenuity behind this lighthearted yet brainy puzzler.