Children encounter injustice early—on playgrounds, in classrooms, in neighborhoods. A child who is bullied or who witnesses another child being excluded faces a moral choice: intervene, or look away. Parents cannot always be present, but they can cultivate in their child the courage to stand with those who are wronged. This begins at home: when parents take the side of fairness rather than comfort, when they do not ignore a sibling being mistreated, when they discuss real-world injustice with honesty. The child who sees parents engage—not perfectly, but willingly—with difficult moral situations learns that turning away is itself a moral act.