Hints on Child-Training, written by H. Clay Trumbull and first published in 1893, is a practical guide focused on effective parenting and child-rearing. Drawing from his experiences as a father and grandfather, Trumbull offers actionable advice that emphasizes understanding a child's individual needs. Rather than a comprehensive treatise, the book presents a collection of insights and personal anecdotes, framing child training as a lifelong process that shapes behavior and identity. It is regarded as a significant work in the field of child development and education.
