The adult on the side that is sitting on the ground makes the seesaw rise up with the children which makes it unbalanced

If you split this painting in half either vertical or horizontal then you will get the same on both sides. That is what makes it a symmetric balanced painting.

One the left hand side there is a pointed mountain type thing that draws attention to that side. On the right hand side there is the sun that draws attention to the right hand side.

The yellow on the dress and the church stand out more than the green tree and the periwinkle background.

This painting is where the orange from the fall leaves blend in with the yellow leaves which blends into the brown mountains and has some blue in the mountains. That blue on the mountains makes the blue sky blend in all together.

The rounded eggs is reflected in the glass. The bigger "version" of the glass is the pitcher is will balance out the pitcher and the eggs.

The small pan in the woman's lap looks rough while the womans' grapes and dress looks smooth than the pan.

In reality the flowers would be larger than the glass that these are in. With a glass this size in the painting and the flowers that size in the painting, it all becomes balanced out.

The pointed triangles draw attention away from the center.