Çocukluumun

Çocukluumun was a literary magazine published in Turkey from 1935 to 1954. Its name translates to "Culture of Childhood," reflecting the publication's focus on themes related to childhood, education, and social issues.

Editorially, the magazine aimed to address various aspects of children's lives, including education, health, and extracurricular activities. Articles and essays ranged from theoretical pieces on child development to personal stories and viewpoints on relevant societal topics. Writers and contributors included notable figures in Turkish literature and intellectuals of the time.

Adjunct to its cultural and educational pursuits, Çocukluumun also included pedagogical articles and material resources relevant to educators and parents. The publication's recurring sections offered advice and activities meant to engage children in creative learning. The literary perspective on child education offered insightful views on societal issues in a form accessible to a broad audience.

Given its contributions to Turkish social and educational discourse, Çocukluumun gained considerable attention within its field during the 1935-1954 period. Issues often correlated with the broader goals of Turkey's early 20th-century social change.