This attractive pair of Yugoslav charity stamps was issued in 1960 to support Children’s Week, a nationwide welfare initiative promoting child care, education, and social support. The designs feature a stylized child portrait surrounded by symbolic childhood elements such as toys, clothing, and everyday items representing care and upbringing. The blue stamp includes a postal charity surcharge (“Porto 2”), emphasizing its fundraising purpose. With their simple graphic style and social-welfare theme, these stamps are notable examples of mid-20th-century Eastern European charity philately and are popular among collectors of social issues and youth-themed commemoratives.