At a time when interest in the rights of children is generally evident, it is particularly appropriate that we remain aware of the child's right of visitation. The solution to the visitation controversy is not, as has been suggested, to divest the courts of the authority to take cognizance of such disputes and to substitute instead an absolute power on the part of the custodial parent to terminate, at will, all contact between the child and the noncustodial parent. We favor preservation of rights and the application of individualized treatment and solutions consistent with the dynamics of each situation.