India, Aug. 21 -- Parents generally want the best for their children and frequently give advice to protect them from making mistakes or getting hurt. But as children become adults, the parent-child relationship also needs to evolve. Excessive scrutiny may eventually cause friction, especially once the child turns eighteen and begins seeking greater independence.ALSO READ: Are family dinners becoming silent? Therapist shares 4 ways parents can start conversations with children

Archana Singhal, counsellor, family therapist, and founder of Mindwell Counsel, told HT Lifestyle that parents need to gradually shift from controlling their children's choices to offering guidance and support as they enter adulthood.

She talked about why parents n...