Journal Guide to Children and place in the 19th century Ottoman child education

19th century in the Ottoman Empire, especially in the field of education, social, economic and cultural fields, the implementation of a number of changes and developments that refers to a period. Traditional and classic ones away from the start to this period of the Tanzimat reforms in all aspects of a turning point itself by putting in all areas such developments as a result of children's literature in social life location until at many points change is seen has become. The effect of Westernization and the publication of newspapers and magazines for children to begin to come up with publications and in this direction it easier for children to adapt to the changing education system, efforts have been made to provide. This study "Child Guide Magazine" or "Children's Guide: Pediatric- i Zukur and Inasın Tehzib- i Morality and Expansion - i Malumat get in the Treatise Magazine" the Ottoman magazine publishing important to have a place that focus on and attention to the subject pulled today's education system compared with the next generation, and is intended to raise awareness. The study of the historical importance of the issues have little to focus on these issues with the advanced academic attainment is intended to illuminate the findings. Child Guide Magazine, which was first published in 1876 by Ahmed Midhat is a journal. Thessaloniki, which began to be published in the Journal of Child Guide, published articles and inform them of the child reads both aimed at the same time have fun. In the Journal of Child Guide, thinking and problem solving skills in order to develop a number of riddles, etc. It observes that children be given the findings in their value has been reached. During the study period, although sufficient resources to achieve positive even though the supply of lack of visualization of resources had a negative impact study to be specified concretely. Documents to be clear and understandable language and interpretation as well as in terms of readability studies have accelerated the process. Key words: The 19th Century, The Ottoman Empire, Education,Children‟s Magazines, Journal Guide to Children.