All children have an innate moral curiosity that can grow into a solid moral intelligence with deliberate cultivation by parents and role models. This premise guides the research and argument of this groundbreaking and insightful look into children's moral development; it is both a useful how-to guide for parents and a thorough study of juvenile psychology. Each of the three sections—early childhood, elementary school years, and adolescence—discusses particular dilemmas characteristic of those life stages and suggests appropriate adult responses that will help instill a well-developed moral sense in their children.