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If you and your child athlete have joined the traveling sports culture, you already know the challenges that come with being on a team. It’s costly, demanding, and drama-filled. And perhaps one of the hardest things about travel ball is that it eats away at precious family time—if you let it.
On this Mother’s Day, I think of how my mother has always cared for me. She always showed unconditional love and still does. And she’s cared for countless others through the years. She and my father took in foster children, adopting five (on top of the five biological children they raised), and guiding others as she led Brownie Troops, baseball teams and more. I’m not saying she was perfect (and she doesn’t say so, either), but she didn’t have very good role models on how to parent, yet, she somehow figured it out and I’ve learned from her how to care for my own children. I’ve learned the role of a mother is just that: to care.
How one mom faced the terror of flying with a baby, determined not to be the Stupid Mother Whose Kid Will Not Stop Screaming. 
Dave and Terri Long visited Scotland with their daughter, Natalie and son-in-law Chris. Here, the four offer tips for other families considering a trip with adult children.
What, if anything, did you learn from this experience? What advice would you give other parents and young adults when traveling together?
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