Growing up, a lot is made of what is right and what is wrong; the tough hide of our parents governance was stretched taught over a skeleton of rigid laws – laws that oft give life to howls of injustice as the voices of a thousand tiny Davids scream ‘It’s not fair!’ into the faces of unrelenting parents and their Goliath-sized final word. Indeed, the issue of fairness is a far murkier pond in the garden of infant development, where, in the place of starkly contrasting blacks and whites of right and wrong, the child finds a swirling pool of grayscale, capillary waves of confusion lapping at the psyche’s edge.