Although terms like visitation, parenting time, and physical custody may sometimes be used interchangeably, with physical custody, a child is in the physical care and control of the parent exercising custody. Conversely, if a parent is exercising visitation time, the child may be considered to remain in the other parent’s physical custody; that means that the parent may not go anywhere with the child (especially long distances) without the custodial parent’s knowledge and consent. However, a parent exercising a period of physical custody may be free (subject to other limitations set forth in a custody agreement or court order) to take his or her child wherever he or she and the child wish to go.